How do terrestrial animals prevent toxic accumulation of ammonia in their tissues?
A) They use ammonia in other metabolic processes.
B) They convert ammonia to less toxic forms.
C) They vent ammonia across the body wall.
D) They eliminate ammonia rather than excreting it.
E) Animals do not produce ammonia.

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Terrestrial animals convert ammonia to less toxic forms like urea or uric acid, which can be safely excreted.

How Do Terrestrial Animals Prevent Toxic Accumulation of Ammonia in Their