a cheetah on seeing a prey moves towards him at very high speed. what causes the movement of his muscles? how does the chemistry of cellular components of muscles change during this event? please help me.....
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the cause of movement of its muscles is kinetic energy
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A cheetah on seeing a prey moves towards him at very high speed. The main reason for the movement of his muscles is his response from the neural system.
- The nervous system of every living organism is the sole reason for the movement of any parts.
- The cheetah senses its prey through his eyes. His eyes sends the information to the brain.
- The brain sends neural signals to its legs to run towards the prey at very high speed.
- The cells in his muscles contains mitochondria.
- Mitochondria are the energy producing elements of the body.
- These mitochondria help to spend energy to run towards his prey at a very high speed.
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