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With all the physical and emotional stress that it handles, yes it probably is.
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I once asked my biology teacher a similar question. The make-up of the heart muscle (don't remember what it's called) is such that it allows for the continuous beating...that's why it doesn't get tired. Is it stronger? I don't think that it is, just a different make-up. I will stay tuned to see what the authorities say. Thanks for the question.
by chaskies says Geaux on October 23rd, 2007
oops...sorry. i clearly thought i was replying to the question...my sincere apologies, troll.
by chaskies says Geaux on October 23rd, 2007
no problem chaskies things happen
by Doggie S on October 23rd, 2007