What is the difference of a toads digestive system to a rat?
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A rat digestive system has 2 major differences with that of a human. First, rats do not have a gallbladder. This is because they rarely take in large amount of fatty foods, thereby, making a gallbladder useless. Furthermore, rats have an enlarged large intestine, namely, the cecum.
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A rat digestive system has 2 major differences with that of a human. First, rats do not have a gallbladder. This is because they rarely take in large amount of fatty foods, thereby, making a gallbladder useless. Furthermore, rats have an enlarged large intestine, namely, the cecum.
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What is the difference of a toads digestive system to a rat?
=> A rat is a hind-gut fermenter - most digestion takes place in the cecum and colon to the rear of the digestive system, unlike ruminants, which are fore-gut fermenters.
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