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One of the major arguments used to justify meat-eating is the hypothesis that animals don't have sentience (at least, not on the same level as humans do). This argues that animals don't suffer, at least not like humans, because they aren't as aware of their surroundings .Explanation:
Sweat or
perspiration occurs when the body’s core/internal temperature rises. This
phenomenon naturally occurs to help maintain and control the regular body
temperature of humans. Without sweat, the body will over heat and may lead to
heat exhaustion, heat stroke, or worst, death. Sweat glands that cover the
entire body are responsible for perspiration to maintain its homeostasis; as
the water in the sweat evaporates, the surface of the skin cools, regulating
and maintaining overall body temperature.
Perspiration/sweat
is mostly composed of water but it also contains some salts that are dissolved
and evaporated as well on the skin.
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All<span> mammals are </span>color blind<span>, but do see more than just black & white. Like most mammals, it has long been assumed that cats and dogs </span>are all color blind<span> and can only see in black and white. Recent studies have found this to be untrue; Cats, dogs, bulls, and many other mammals can see in </span>color<span>.</span>
