This might seem a little strange, but I was wondering if anyone had info about polar bear digestive systems. I figure since more than a few people here have done some interesting things with regards to shooting trophy-size animals, maybe somebody has experience with polar bear anatomy (obviously of dead polar bears, not many live polar bears would just roll over and let someone measure their gut size).
I'm in a Chemical Reactor Kinetics class this semester and happened to be assigned the wonderful task of modeling the digestive system of the polar bear using normal chemical reactors. Of course, this requires a few bits of info that my group has not been able to uncover.
Would anyone here happen to know approximately the volume of the polar bear's intestines? I found information on capacity of the stomach, but the volume of the bear's intestine is more important to our calculations.
Thanks,
Kharn
I'm in a Chemical Reactor Kinetics class this semester and happened to be assigned the wonderful task of modeling the digestive system of the polar bear using normal chemical reactors. Of course, this requires a few bits of info that my group has not been able to uncover.
Would anyone here happen to know approximately the volume of the polar bear's intestines? I found information on capacity of the stomach, but the volume of the bear's intestine is more important to our calculations.
Thanks,
Kharn