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If an animal's internal system determines that there is too much water inside it, how will it likely respond to maintain homeostasis?

If an animal's internal system determines that there is too much water inside it, how will it likely respond to maintain homeostasis?
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If an animal's internal system determines that there is too much water inside it, how will it likely respond to maintain homeostasis?

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it well expel excess liquid

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User RonyHe
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The answer is A) it will expel the excess water as urine the same way  we humans do
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