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Will a taser work if your body is grounded?
yes. there is no getting away from its affects. the taser gun works by atacking your muscles. the more muscle you have the harder you fall. the less muscle you have, well youll still fall. an officer can hit you in the legs and you will still feel it through your entire body.
How do you identify male and female in African lovebirds?
Females are slightly larges, stand with their legs farther apart and have a wider beak. Males, however, are smaller, with smaller beaks and a shorter stance.
What does legs in the legs to little mermaid symbolize?
legs to the little mermaid dymbolize
How do the African wild dog's teeth help it in obtaining food?
The African wild dog's teeth are specialized for its carnivorous diet and hunting behavior. They have sharp, interlocking teeth designed for tearing flesh and slicing through tough skin and muscle. Their long canine teeth are used for delivering killing bites to their prey quickly and efficiently. The structure and arrangement of their teeth allow them to effectively capture and consume their prey, contributing to their success as skilled hunters in the wild.
What color are a puffin's legs?
The puffin's legs are orange
What are the function and locations of skeletal muscle?
skelatal muscle connects muscle to the bones through tendons. This holds all the parts of the body to the skeleton. Ex (legs, arms, head, spine)
Why were African-Americans not allowed to dance?
African Americans were not allowed to dance because it was a Jim Crow Law. If they crossed legs, that was considered dancing and would confront serious punishment.
What are the legs of a pheasant?
They are mostly adapted for being able to run and land quickly. The legs have many many tendons so must be cooked and eaten carefully due to these tendons.
What are legs of a pheasant adapted for?
They are mostly adapted for being able to run and land quickly. The legs have many many tendons so must be cooked and eaten carefully due to these tendons.
How can you remove the tendons from turkey drumsticks?
Yes you can Jamie Oliver had a gadget on one of his show and removed the tendons from turkey legs effortlessly.Does anybody know what it is called?
What are the tendons between the legs that lead from the upper inner thigh to the groin?
The tendons you are referring to are likely the adductor tendons, which connect the muscles of the inner thigh (adductor muscles) to the pubic bone in the groin area. These tendons help stabilize and support the hip joint during physical activities involving the legs.
How does a cow use muscular in locomotive?
They use their muscles and tendons in their legs, rumps and shoulders in order to move. Each muscle contracts and relaxes accordingly so that a cow is able to lift a leg up, bring it forward, set it down and put weight on it to allow the same movement to be accomplished by her three other legs.
How can you make your legs look wider or fatter if you have chicken legs?
TO make your legs thicker try to build up muscle in your legs running, biking etc. buiding muscle in your legs is better than trying to build up fat
Do Black men have larger leg tendons in their legs therefore causing them to run faster?
lol....how racist is that
Where does the frog have the most muscle?
The most muscle mass in a frog is in the hind legs.
What is function and location of skeletal muscle?
Skeletal muscles are attached to bones which make up the skeleton. They are attached to the bones by tendons. The tendons are made out of tissues that run through the muscular tissue and come together at the end forming tendons. The major function of the skeletal muscles is movement. Contraction of the fibres (cells) in the skeletal muscle generates tension which is transmitted through the tendons. Pairs (or more) of muscles generating tension on the tendons will move the bone. Skeletal muscles are also used in the maintenance of posture as the muscles have to contract to keep the body up right. An other function is the by product of movement; heat. The heat produced during the contraction of muscles, is an important homeostatic mechanism as it helps to maintain the body's core temperature.Hope this helps, have just finished a massive assignment on this subject!
Does soccer give muscle?
maybe for your legs
