Almost everyone wants to know the answer to this question. Some species of worms can regenerate, or re-grow, a new tail, if their tail is cut off. However, a worm cut too closely to its' head will have difficulty growing a new tail. Most worms will not regenerate a head. Generally, we tell students that if you cut a worm in half, you will most likely end up with two dead pieces of worms.

If you cut a worm in half, you have a dead worm cut in half. Worms have 5 hearts located close to the head. If they are cut in half blood cannot get to rest of the body. See similar questions...

Worms do have a remarkable capacity to regenerate lost or injured parts, but this capacity is limited. Depending upon where the worm was cut, the anterior end can grow a new tail. The tail, however, cannot regenerate a new head. The capacity to regenerate new tissue is a form of reproduction among some animal forms, but not among earthworms. On rare occasions you may find a worm with two tails, both at the same end. See similar questions...

It depends on where the cut took place. If a worm is cut at the posterior end, sometimes a new tail will grow back on. Sometimes a second tail will appear next to a damaged tail. However, the posterior half of the worm can’t grow a new anterior (head.) See similar questions...

This sometimes happens when the photo you load is much larger than normal. We first suggest simply reloading the photo again as this often fixes the problem. If not, we recommend you resizing the photo (still maintaining the 4x3 ratio, example: 800x600 at 72 dpi). See similar questions...

Audio Post begins now in earnest. Once the cut has been locked, the film can be spotted for the placement of sound effects and music. The Supervising Sound Editor, the Director and possibly the Film Editor and Composer will gather at one or more spotting sessions to determine the film's audio post needs. "Spotting for music" is the process of viewing the locked cut and deciding where the music score will be, and where the source music will be needed. See similar questions...

It's a UPS limit. Please refer to UPS web site Oversize Packages for detail. We offer to cut the long materials (up to 216in) in half free of charge if the total weight is less than 80 lbs. See similar questions...

Yes. The tablet is scored to accommodate ½ tablet dosing. Cutting the tablet in half will not affect the time released system. However, the tablet should not be quartered, because this could potentially affect the time release system. See similar questions...

For ease of swallowing, the tablets can be crushed or cut in half when taken. We do recommend that the tablets be taken with food. Please note that our Vital & Sharp Mind™ product is a softgel, which should not be opened or chewed, and should be swallowed whole. Available January 2007. See similar questions...

A VIAGRA pills are not designed to be cut in half, so there is no way to know if the other half will be fully effective. Cutting pills in half is not recommended. See similar questions...

A worm is similar to a virus by its design, and is considered to be a sub-class of a virus. Worms spread from computer to computer, but unlike a virus, it has the ability to travel without any help from a person. A worm takes advantage of file or information transport features on your system, which allows it to travel unaided. See similar questions...

Try changing your Page Setup from Portrait to Landscape (thanks to Marc Nimchuk, Univ. of Alberta). And you'll probably have to select scale by 85% in order to fit it on a standard 8 1/2 x 11 letter page. The whole thing printed out takes something like 27 pages. When you put those scenarios into the "Scenarios" folder. Make sure you don't have an extra level of folder. i.e. Inside the scenarios folder should be the actual scenario folders. And inside those should be the data files. See similar questions...

We like to encourage experimentation and innovation, so feel free to modify your fenders in whatever way you feel necessary. However, please be forewarned that doing so might compromise their structural integrity and we will not be responsible for modifications gone awry. Good luck! It sounds like there isn't solid contact between the battery and the contacts. Remove the battery and bend the contacts located below and to the side of the battery in towards where the battery sits. See similar questions...