Guest
asked 7 months ago
3 Answers - Sort by: Date | Rating
Indeed. No, a cactus is not an animal. A cactus is found mostly in the arid regions of the world. Some common features include the ability to store water, a thick skin, and most varieties have some type of sticker/thorn to protect themselves from animals that might want to eat them.
1
0
- How To Make A Bamboo Trumpit?
- Diagram How Water Travels From Soil To Plants?
- How Does Phosphorus Help Seeds Germinate?
- Why Is Woodland Soil Rich?
- What Kind Of Liquids Make Different Kind Of Plants Grow Beter?
- Do Caterpillars Need Light To Grow?
- Why Do Caterpillars Need Light To Grow?
- What New Material Can Be Made From Clay?
- A Seed Needs Warmth Light Water And Air But What Has To Be Right To Make It Grow?
- How Does Lotus Look Like?
- What Are The Different Types Of Producer Plants?
- What Is The Best Way To Keep Cut Flowers Alive Longer?
- How Do Color Lights Effect The Plant Growth?
- Can A Plant Turn In An Seed Again?
- What Kind Of Flower Is Tall Like A Sunflower But Not A Sunflower?
- What Effect Does Darkness Have On Plants?
- What Happen When The Pollen Is Transfered To Stigma?
- What Is All The Plants?
- Will Sugar Water Kill Plants?
- How Does Milk Help Plants Grow?
- Will A Plant Grow With Soda?
- What Does A Red Poppy Represent?
- Are Figs Seed Bearing Plants?
- Do Plants Grow Faster In Miracle Grow Or Dirt?
- What Happens If A Seed Is Planted To Shalow?
New Comment - Comments are editable for 5 min.