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what animal has its heart in its head2007-11-24 2:03:00Answers:

SHRIMP AND SNAILS HAVE THEIR HEAD IN THEIR HEART SNAILS HAVE IT BECAUSE OF TORSION THE VISCERAL ORGANS ARE ROTATED FOR ABOUT AN ANGLE OF"180"DEGREES AS A RESULT MOUTH AND ANUS ARE PLACED OVER THE HEAD WHERE AS HEART IS PLACED IN ITS HEAD

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I give up you tell me!

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An octopus

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Maybe an octopus

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Probably a duckbill platypuss

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Shrimp Maybe

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Give up.. tell us.

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A snake has one in it's upper neck. And an octopus has one in it's head I'm pretty sure. Other than that, you got me.

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I KNOW A POLICE HORSE HAS ITS ARSEHOLE HALF WAY UP ITS BACK

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If you count human beings as animals. then us!

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octopus

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Same as above

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Tortoise?

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hearts and minds

The heart in Greek medicine and philosophy.

Lion-hearted; heartless; broken-hearted: why do we associate so many emotions with the heart? As with so many aspects of medicine, it鈥檚 all down to the Greeks.

鈥淪ome say that we owe our consciousness to our hearts and that it is the heart which suffers pain and feels anxiety. But this is not the case; rather, it is torn just like the diaphragm, and even more than that for the same reasons: for blood-vessels from all parts of the body run to the heart, and the heart encapsulates these, so that it feels any pain or tension occurring in a human being. Moreover, the body inevitably shudders and contracts when it feels pain, and likewise when it is overwhelmed by joy. This is why the heart and the diaphragm are particularly sensitive. Yet neither of these parts has any share in consciousness; rather, it is the brain which is responsible for all these.鈥?