Epithelial tissue covers the organs in the body.
Since all cells in the body are close to 70% fluid, then all organs also are.
No, not all organs are removed from the body after death. Organs may be removed for organ donation or medical research, but it is not a standard procedure for all deceased individuals. Autopsies may also involve temporary removal of organs for examination, but they are usually returned to the body afterwards.
With the exception of the skin, all of them
There are more than two organs the move the body. The nervous system is involved and that includes several organs. Without that system, you would not be able to move at all. There is the skeletal system and it's organs and lastly the muscle system and it's organs.
No, not at all. Tissues are not made of organs.
Yes they do have organs. All of the organs are inside the shell of the snail.
All organs generally.
Cells don't have organs.
Yes, the nose, eyes, ears, tongue and skin are all organs.
Pretty much all of your organs have some type of muscle in them....heart etc
Yes. their sting is attached to all their body organs and when they sting, it brings out all of their organs with it, and noone can live wuithout organs can they?
Do all the plants have tubes that move water and nutrients to all of their organs?
All organs are made up of living cells. All living cells need oxygen to survive. Therefore, all organs benefit from the work of the lungs.
it dies, all of the organs are essential, anything will die without organs
no all the organs are not completely formed until week 13.
all organs that chemically digest fat