respiratory organ of tiger?
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Lungs. Same as humans and most land mammals.
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A century ago, it is estimated there were over 100,000 tigers in the world; now numbers are down to below 2500 mature breeding individuals, with no subpopulation containing more than 250 mature breeding individuals\n\nAs of last January,  India which is home to 40% of the world's tigers with approximately 3,500 - so by now,  approximately there are more or less 8,500 left in the entire world.\n\nDue to conservation programs which includes tiger breeding, I assume that the number by now is more than the above gross calculation. As for the new census, India still has to release its census report by next year thus opting us to give just a rough calculation fo the meantime.♥
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Can a tiger kill off a frog?
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Lung: pleural lymph nodes\nHead: submandibular\nLiver: Hepatic
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http://www.animalliberationfront.com/News/AnimalPhotos/Animals_1-10/Tiger_piglets.htm\nhttp://www.animalliberationfront.com/News/AnimalPhotos/Animals_1-10/ChickenandDuck.htm\nhttp://www.animalliberationfront.com/News/AnimalPhotos/Animals_1-10/Animalphotos8.htm\nhttp://www.animalliberationfront.com/News/AnimalPhotos/Animals_1-10/Animalphotos9.htm\nhttp://www.animalliberationfront.com/News/AnimalPhotos/Animals_1-10/DogTigerMum.htm\nhttp://www.animalliberationfront.com/News/AnimalPhotos/Animals_11-20/RhinoGoatBuddies.htm
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All turtles have low metabolism, and thus their breathing rate is normally lower than in other vertebrates. Their anaerobic (=without oxygen) capabilities are higher than for us mammmals. And the large marine turtles can decrease their metabolism even more, making it possible for them to be submerged for long periods (usually up to 30 minutes but sometimes longer). \nIn addition, at least some freshwater turtles have supplementary cloacal breathing (their cloacal opening or vent can be dilated so that environmental water can enter and oxygen is absorbed through the cloacal epithelium).
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the heart and lungs in a cat are pretty much similar to a humans. They are about the same size as very small plate, maybe about 5 inches long, 3-4 inches wide, and maybe only about 1-2 inches thick.  The heart is very near these, placed inbetween the lungs like in the human body.  The heart is somewhere between the size of a golf ball and a light bulb depending upon the size of the cat.  If you want some good pictures of this, go to: http://biology.kenyon.edu/heithausp/cat-tutorial/welcome.htm
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what about the forest conservation?\nproducts of? what livers there? give us a hint
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a tiger...they are sleek,gorgous,and they have rough sex....lol
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Not clear at all.  Search the link for "pantherines".
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Filtering and warming/humidifying the air the cat breathes.
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Many tigers live in India.Some still live in parts of China & Africa.  A Tigers strips go all the way to the skin.
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I love it!  Is there any good online source that lets you put in DOB's to get information?\n\nThe only thing I know about it is Tigers and Dogs are supposed to make great companions.  \n\nHow about the elements?  Like Wood and metal?
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they are mammals so they breathe air
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Tigers can run about 35 miles per hour (56 kph) — roughly as fast as bears and lions. They reach such speeds only over short distances (about 10 yards, 10 m) during the attack.
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Nose/Mouth then Pharynx, Trachea, Bronchus, Alveoli,and then reverse for exhalation. 10 marks please, yippee ki yay!
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Lung is a special organ which allows gas exchange. Air passes through trachea, bronchi, bronchioles and finally alveoli. Oxygen will diffuse form the alveoli into the blood plasma whereas the diffusion of carbon dioxide occurs in opposite direction.