Some kinds of fishing gear can be even more destructive when they become lost or forgotten in the water because they continue to catch animals, a phenomenon known as “ghost fishing.” This is particularly wasteful and destructive because the gear can ensnare tons of animals that aren't being harvested or used in any way. Fishing piers can be sites of ghost fishing as lures and lines become wrapped around pilings, where animals swimming by become trapped.<span>Fish are not the only victims, however, as birds that dive into the water for prey can also get caught in the lines when they enter the water.</span>
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Artries in general have thicker walls than veins. (thicker tunica media)
This is because artries need to withstand high blood pressure when the heart pumps the oxygenated blood to the rest of the body while veins carry blood (deoxygenated) at lower pressures, hence they are thinner compared to artries
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There is 50% chance of the child to be Rh-positive.
<h3>What is Rh factor?</h3>
Some red blood cells have a protein called a Rh factor. Person with this protein are called Rh-positive while those who don't have are called Rh-negative.
<h3>What will be the blood factor of the child?</h3>
When a Rh negative mother and Rh positive father have a child, the child has 50% chance of being Rh-positive. The child may receive the Rh factor from its father.
<h3>What is Rh incompatibility?</h3>
Your Rh factor blood type often doesn't pose a problem. Being Rh-negative during pregnancy, however, can cause issues if your unborn child is Rh-positive. When your blood and that of your child combine, your body will begin to produce antibodies that could harm your child's red blood cells. Your baby can experience other issues, such anemia, as a result of this.
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