Well, honey, it seems like you got your chemical formulas mixed up. Calcium carbonate is actually CaCO3, not CaCO4. And to answer your question, yes, hog manure can contain calcium carbonate in the form of limestone or other mineral sources that the hogs consume. But next time, double-check those formulas before you come at me with that sass!
Yes, a compound bow can be used to kill a hog if the shooter is skilled and the shot placement is accurate. It is important to use an arrow with a broadhead designed for hunting to ensure a quick and ethical kill.
"red", "nod", "end".
In Pocket Tanks, the glue weapon slows down the movement of an enemy tank hit by it. This makes it harder for the opponent to maneuver and aim accurately, giving you an advantage in the game.
The street name for angel dust is "PCP" which stands for phencyclidine. It is a powerful hallucinogenic drug that can cause severe effects on a person's mind and body when abused.
Hydrogen and fluorine would form a covalent bond by sharing electrons. Hydrogen provides one electron, while fluorine provides seven electrons to complete their octet. This sharing of electrons creates a stable hydrogen fluoride molecule.
One tone of chicken manure can produce 60 cubic feet of methane gas.
A hog is not a pig when the hog isn't domestic.
Fertilizer, animal waste is sold for this purpose. By the way Pig Boats is an old slang term for submarines., Italian Midget subs were almost always called Pig Boats or Maiale. Legend has it could come from hog-like shape of the hull or the fact they were in camouflaged storage on- my guess in tractor sheds- Pig Farms! Oink Oink. Pig Boat crewmen had oxygen helmets but not gas masks so it was not from dirty odors!
The head of a hog
A wild hog can have many to no tusks. This depends on how old the hog is.
NO! a hog is a pig. A hog is a mammal. A duck is a water bird. A BIRD! NOT A PIG!
hound dog hog
It is hog itself.
is meaner than a wild hog
The hog that has tusks is the warthog.
Warthog, not Wort Hog. It's a wild pig, as the "hog" part might suggest. See here: http://www.answers.com/topic/wart-hog
Oh, dude, the possessive form of "hog" is "hog's." Like, you just add an apostrophe and an "s" at the end. It's like saying, "That hog's bacon is delicious," or "I can't believe that hog's mud bath cost more than my spa day."