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