All the creatures breathe to live. Breathe-in oxygen.
Breathe-out carbon dioxide. The creatures use certain mechanisms to breathe.
For example, the Man use their lungs, the fishes use Gills, and the gapeworm
from its scarfskin. Sometimes, the frogs breathe by their scarfskin too. In
spite of having lungs. However, the breathe way is unusual for the insects.
A look at the insect’s belly, a number of opens or
pores, is seen. An elephant needs to breathe 100 times in one minute. A mouse
needs to breathe-in and out 200 times in one minute.
The oxygen that insects breathe needs the oxidation of
its nutrition elements. The corpse needs that to purge wastes, including water
and carbon dioxide partially.
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