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why the small intestine longer in animals?

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Answered by vijil07
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Cellulose forms the largest part of the herbivore’s food. Digestion of cellulose takes a longer time, because the enzymes are produced by the ruminant bacteria that live in the gut of the herbivore. Longer small intestine ensures that the food stays for a longer duration and proper digestion is possible. In the case of carnivores, cellulose is not present in the diet, thus the length of small intestine is less.

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small intestine carries out absorption in human body or animals so as to do more absorption small intestine is larger in animals
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