Description : Do whales jump out of the water because they are itchy?
Last Answer : They need air to breathe.
Description : Are whales really worth saving?
Last Answer : answer:Whales are among the most intelligent creatures on earth. (Dolphins are a kind of whale.) They communicate with sounds that travel through miles and miles of ocean. We have yet to ... left. People who hunt whales are savages, whether they're from tribal cultures or greedy corporations.
Description : WHALES FACTS
Last Answer : Blue Whale is 98 feet long (30 meter) in length, and can weigh up to 39,683 pounds (18,000 Kilogram). Whales are mammals just like us, and they have hair! well, not so much of it, but ... have to go back to the surface again for air. as you may already know, they breathe through their blowhole.
Description : Was this whale spying for Russia?
Last Answer : A cunning Russian plot to make their whale spy unbelievable by not making sense if discovered.
Description : Any new information on the 2010 season of Whale Wars?
Last Answer : Their facebook says season 3 will premiere this summer :)
Description : Bird brain? Who says birds are stupid? [See video].
Last Answer : answer:I'm confused - are you asking if humans are bird brained? There are some fascinating studies of tool use in crows (corvids seem to be the geniuses of the bird world), and I love this video of a ... the pod was a fish eating pod , then they didn't have to worry about predation. I was dubious.
Description : Increasing human population put pressure on the natural resources such as land, soil, water, fossil fuels etc. IT causes - I. Soil erosion II. Salinization of soils III. Desertification IV. Eutrophication a. I and II b. I, II and III c. III and IV d. I, II, III and IV
Last Answer : d. I, II, III and IV
Description : From the above options which can used to convert by bio chemical processes to alcohol and esters a. Cellulose waste and non- edible oil c)fossil fuels b. Animal waste d) none of the above
Last Answer : Cellulose waste and non- edible oil
Description : If ……. has a future, then ultra-super critical boiler will be the key. a) Coal b) Fossil fuels c) Natural gas d) Oil
Last Answer : a) Coal
Description : If there had been no fossil fuels would we be here?
Last Answer : Yes, mankind would certainly be here. No, we wouldn’t be nearing wiping ourselves out. But there were humans here for a very long time before they found and exploited fossil fuels. So yes, we would exist. Just not in this way in in these numbers.
Description : What would happen if beluga whales went extinct?
Last Answer : Need answer
Description : Why did Herman Melville call his whale Moby Dick? Was it just a random choice or did whales in the 19th century usually get called Moby or Dick?
Last Answer : Ha I read that as “wife.”
Description : Which of the following are warm blooded animals? (1) Whales (2) Whale Sharks (3) Alytes (4) Dram
Last Answer : (1) Whales Explanation: Animals, such as mammals and birds, that maintain a constant body temperature regardless of the temperature of the surroundings are called warm blooded ... a relatively higher blood temperature, and maintain thermal homeostasis primarily through internal metabolic processes.
Description : Which of the following are warm-blooded animals ? (1) Whales(2) Whale Sharks (3) Alytes (4) Draco
Last Answer : Whales
Description : How common has extinction been in the fossil record? A) Over 99 percent of all past species have become extinct. B) Roughly 50 percent of all past species have become extinct. C) Roughly 25 percent of all past species have become extinct. D) Very few species have ever become extinct.
Last Answer : A) Over 99 percent of all past species have become extinct.
Description : What are the other causes of global warming besides the burning of fossil fuels?
Last Answer : First you need to establish that there actually is some such thing as "global warming". The globe has always been warming and cooling, and really nobody has any idea what causes it. For instance ... whatever you mean by that, is caused by anything humans are doing is NOT supported by observations.
Last Answer : There are different types of hatcheries. There are two types of hatcheries in our village.
Description : Dip stick used for measuring the level of petro fuels (e.g. petrol, diesel, fuel oil etc.) in the storage tank is usually made of (A) Brass (B) Copper (C) High carbon steel (D) Aluminium
Last Answer : (A) Brass
Description : Energy is released from fossil fuels when they are__________________ a) Pumped b) Cooled c) Burned d) Pressurized
Last Answer : Burned
Description : What is example of a question you could ask about a fossil of an extinct organism?
Last Answer : You could ask what era is it from.
Description : 'Red Data Book' provides an account of – (1) Endangered plants only (2) Fossil plants (3) Endangered plants and animals (4) Extinct animals only
Last Answer : (3) Endangered plants and animals Explanation: The Red Data Book is the state document established for documenting rare and endangered species of animals, plants and fungi as well as ... central information for studies and monitoring programmes on rare and endangered species and their habits.
Description : ‘Red Data Book’ provides an account of (1) Endangered plants only (2) Fossil plants (3) Endangered plants and animals (4) Extinct animals only
Last Answer : Endangered plants and animals
Description : Can you guys help me find a valid link that can tell us about how long we have until fossil fuels run out?
Last Answer : I think fossil fuel energy models will go the way of the dinosaur far faster than the supply of such does (did).
Description : What are 3 factors needed to produce fossil fuels from organic residue?
Last Answer : I have some guesses but it’s tricky because we’re not supposed to answer homework questions directly here on Fluther. Here’s a hint as to one of my ideas: fossil fuels are considered non-renewable because….? If you still don’t get it I can elaborate.
Description : If fossil fuels come from fossils, then should some belong in a museum or science lab?
Last Answer : answer:Fossil Fuels come from things that died during the age of fossil formation, but were unfortunate enough to fall into a place where the surrounding conditions turned them into coal or aiol, ... read about them being used in chemicals, agriculture (fertilizers) paint, medicine, and much more.
Description : It took nature about 1 million years to create the amount of fossil fuels today's world consumes every year. How do you feel about that?
Last Answer : I’ll be dead before we run out so I’m fine with it…
Description : Name any two fossil fuels. -Biology
Last Answer : A good fuel is the one which has high calorific value, is non-polluting, is easy to transport and easily available, has moderate ignition temperature.
Description : fossil fuels are easily replaced this statement is true because?
Last Answer : 1
Description : How many tons of carbon dioxide are produced each year by burning fossil fuels ?
Last Answer : 21.3 billion tons of carbon dioxide is produced annually by burning fossil fuels
Last Answer : It will end after 100 years
Description : Burning of fossil fuels is the main source of which of the following pollutants?
Last Answer : Burning of fossil fuels is the main source of which of the following pollutants? A. Nitrogen oxide B. nitric acid C. nitrous oxide D. sulphur dioxide
Description : Which one of the following is being tried in India as a biofuel substitute for fossil fuels?
Last Answer : Which one of the following is being tried in India as a biofuel substitute for fossil fuels? A. Musa B. Aegilops C. Jatropa D. Azadirachta
Description : Minerals, metals, and fossil fuels are which type of resources of energy?
Last Answer : Minerals, metals, and fossil fuels are which type of resources of energy? A. Renewable B. Non-renewable C. Biodegradable D. Degradable
Description : Why are fossil fuels often described as a non renewable?
Description : What are the non renewable energy resources are fossil fuels?
Last Answer : Crude oil, natural gas and coal are three non-renewable fossil fuel energy resources. Once used they can not be replaced.
Description : How Do also fossil fuels differ from fossils?
Last Answer : Feel Free to Answer
Description : What product is released into Earth's atmosphere through the combustion of fossil fuels?
Last Answer : Carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and water vapor.
Description : Why scientist are looking for alternatives fossil fuels?
Last Answer : B/c burning fossil fuels releas a lot of carbon monoxides andpollutants into the atmosphere, which many suspect may interferewith our climate.On top of that, fossil fuels will one day run out. It'd be quitehandy to have made the switch to something else before thathappens.
Description : Why should we use solar energy for fossil fuels?
Last Answer : In contrast, fossil fuels can have a significant impact on water resources: both coal mining and natural gas drilling can pollute sources of drinking water, and all thermal power plants, including those powered by coal, gas, and oil, withdraw and consume water for cooling.
Description : Why should we use solar energy instead of fossil fuels?
Last Answer : Fossil fuels won't last for ever. We must research alternative power sources: of which solar power is just one possibility.
Description : What happenes if too much of fossil fuels is used?
Last Answer : Global warming
Description : Why is using fossil fuels considered unsustainable?
Last Answer : Notice the word "fossils " this is no mistake. After millions of years of heat and pressure the fossils became oil and other fuels that we use. Once gone they are gone because we don't have the time that it took for the death of dinosaurs to make it.
Description : which describes the burning of fossil fuels?
Last Answer : Burning fossil fuels contributes to climate change and are nonrenewable.
Description : how do fossil fuels form ?
Last Answer : The answer is dead organisms are compressed by dirt.
Description : Which of the following are fossil fuels?
Last Answer : Oil Natural Gas
Description : How do fossil fuels form?
Description : Which is result of the emissions from the use of fossil fuels?
Last Answer : Decrease in agricultural yieldsIncrease in sea levelsincrease in global temps
Description : Which is a leading theory for the formation of fossil fuels?
Last Answer : organic matter