The relation between blood circulation system and animals body size
Question: Why insects have small body size?
Answer: Because they have no blood vessels.
Q: How it�s possible to enlarge an insect?
A: By creating blood vessels in it�s body. (Book 1, Paper 1)
Q: How we can do this work?
A: (book 2)
Q: Have the nature done this work before?
A: Yes, it�s done. (Crustacean)
Q: Why a crocodile is smaller than an elephant?
A: Because the heart of crocodile is 3-chambered and weak, but elephant�s heart is 4-chambered and strong. (Paper 2)
Q: How it�s possible to enlarge the body of a crocodile.
A: By it�s heart 4-chambered and strong. (Book1, Paper 11)
Q: How we can do this work?
A: (book 2)
Q: Have the nature done this work before?
A: Yes, it�s done. (Mammals)
Q: How it�s possible to enlarge an elephant�s body?
A: By creating assistant heart in it�s body. (Book1, Paper 16)
Q: How we can do this work?
A: (book 2)
Q: Have the nature done this work before?
A: No, it�s not, but thinking to do it and have prepared its initial actions. This way a new class of animals will appear.
Q: Why a mouse is smaller than a cat?
A: Because organic phosphates compounded by hemoglobin (such as DPG) in mouse�s blood are is more than cat�s blood. (Book1, Paper 12)
Q: How it�s possible to enlarge mouse�s body as large as cat�s body?
A: By reducing the amount of organic phosphates (such as DPG) in mouse�s blood. (Book1, Paper 12)
Q: How we can do this work?
A: (book 2)
Q: Have the nature done this work before?
A: Yes, it�s done. (Diverse mammals)
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