Nocturnal means when an animal is awake during the night while the Diurnal animals (awake during the day) are asleep. Yes, nocturnal animals do see in the dark because of their special pupils. Hope I helped! (:
Well, A Little While Ago We Had Rats In Our House, And They Only Came Out When It Was Dark, But Rats Will Come Out If It's Light And They Dont Fear Anything. I used To Have A Pet Rat And She Was Out In The Light, But Became Fun At Night In The Dark.
Cheetahs have good night vision, but they are not able to see in complete darkness like nocturnal animals. They rely on their acute eyesight and hearing to hunt during dawn and dusk when their prey is most active.
Dark circles around a female hamster's eyes could be a sign of stress, illness, or lack of sleep. It's important to monitor her behavior, appetite, and overall health to determine the cause and consult a veterinarian if needed.
When June bugs are stepped on, they release a defensive chemical called cantharidin, which can cause skin irritation and discoloration. The dark spot left behind is likely a result of this chemical reaction with the skin.
Yes, though cooking chocolate is rather dark and stronger in taste.
yes u can
soak in vinegar and water
Yes
The main cause of the Dark Ages was the Mycenaeans being conquered by the Dorians.
Dino kale is a very hearty cooking green with dark, dark green leaves and lots of earthy, nutty flavor.
dark nipples" and a "dark line" occurs during preganancy
Ligustrum, also known as Privet, is a shrub with small, dark purple, smooth, round berries on it. All parts of this plant are highly toxic. Cooking does not remove the toxins from this plant. It can cause severe nausea, upset stomach, low blood pressure, as well as kidney damage and possibly death.
No. The reason for this is that dark chocolate is sweeter and if its to sweet it destroys the taste. If you really want to use normal dark chocolate you may have to put only 3 quarters of the actual amount.
dark purple cause i have owned one and it was dark purple
cause of our genes..
No.