Yes, but why did you ask this website, it took me 10 seconds and one Google search to find the answer lol
The typical person has one gallbladder in their body.
Dolphins are animals. Mammals, to be more precise.
There is normally only one gallbladder in the human body. It is a small organ located below the liver and is responsible for storing and concentrating bile produced by the liver.
A group of dolphins is called a pod. Pods can vary in size and may consist of anywhere from a few dolphins to several dozen individuals. Dolphins within a pod work together to hunt, communicate, and travel.
No, there are no dolphins in the Great Salt Lake. Dolphins are saltwater mammals and the Great Salt Lake is a landlocked body of water with a high salt content, making it unsuitable for dolphins to live in.
Mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and birds have a pancreas. Insects and arachnids have no pancreas.
No
yes they do!!
Bile.
Pigeons do not have gallbladders. Usually only meat-eating animals will have gallbladders. Pigeons do have many other specialized organs, however.
One of my friends is a retired doctor, and he said that Passover is the time of year for the removal of gallbladders. Something in the Passover diet "wrecks" gallbladders in some people, but I haven't found out what and why.
yes sirree bob, pretty much all mammmals have gallbladders.
No. Rats don't have gallbladders either. Elephants do not have a gall bladder.
The gallbladder secretes sulfuric acid into your stomach to break down undigested food.
The typical person has one gallbladder in their body.
The gallbladder. Horses and deer also do not have gallbladders.
Quite sure I don't know. But I know what a human has that a rats don't. Rats don't have gallbladders or tonsils. ;D