Answer:
none but they make blue pigment
Explanation:
No, there are no animals that naturally grow blue fur. In fact, there is no known vertebrate animal that produces actual blue pigment, and few invertebrates.
The correct answer is B. carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere
Sry to dissapoint but you didn't post anything but the question Answer all of these please<span />
Well the best explanation for what has happened the muscles don't see much exercise so they grow tiered quicker than normal
Correct answer is "Species" is the lowest taxonomic rank, rank is the level of an organism or groups of organisms in taxonomy hierarchy.
Species is basic unit of biological classification which contains the fewest number of organisms and this makes it most specific.
Species which have the same ancestors are placed in one rank called genus.
Taxonomic ranks in order (from the biggest to the smallest) :)
-Domain
-Kingdom
-Phylum
-Class
-Order
-Family
-Genus
-Species