Why Do We Fart? - The Dr. Binocs Show | Best Learning Videos For Kids | Peekaboo Kidz

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22 Mar 201907:05

Summary

TLDRIn this fun and educational video, we dive into the fascinating world of farts! From the science behind why we pass gas to the reasons some farts are loud and others silent, we explore it all. Discover how certain foods can make you fart more, why some farts smell worse than others, and the role bacteria play in the process. We also share quirky fart facts, like how termites produce more methane than all the cars in the world! Tune in for a humorous yet informative look at a natural part of life. Don't forget to answer the trivia question about the history of the word 'fart'!

Takeaways

  • 😀 Farting is a natural bodily function that happens 10-20 times a day.
  • 😀 Gases like nitrogen and oxygen enter the stomach and leave the body as farts.
  • 😀 The sulfur compounds in farts (such as hydrogen sulfide and methane) are responsible for the bad smell.
  • 😀 Some farts are silent but smelly, while others are loud due to gas buildup and muscle relaxation.
  • 😀 Farts that are loud generally don't smell as bad as silent ones.
  • 😀 Certain foods like beans, onions, and fried foods can cause excessive farting due to the breakdown process in the stomach.
  • 😀 If you experience excessive gas after eating dairy, you might be lactose intolerant, meaning your body struggles to digest dairy sugar.
  • 😀 Farting is sometimes a sign that it’s time to visit the bathroom.
  • 😀 The word 'fart' was first coined in 1632 and comes from the Old English word 'putin', meaning 'to break wind'.
  • 😀 Termites are the most prolific farting animals, releasing significant amounts of methane—more than every car on the planet!
  • 😀 Camels and zebras are also known for producing large amounts of gas, ranking second and third in animal farting rankings.

Q & A

  • What is a fart, and how often do we pass gas each day?

    -A fart, also known as flatulence or latulis, is intestinal gas that is passed from the body. On average, people fart between 10 to 20 times a day.

  • Where does the gas that causes us to fart come from?

    -The gas comes from a combination of swallowing air while sleeping and consuming food. Gases like nitrogen and oxygen enter the stomach and build up, needing to escape either as a burp or a fart.

  • Why do farts sometimes smell so bad?

    -The smell of farts is caused by sulfur compounds like hydrogen sulfide, ethyl mercaptan, and ammonia, which are produced by bacteria in the intestines during the digestion process.

  • What role do bacteria play in the process of farting?

    -Bacteria in the intestines help break down food, and this digestion process releases gases like nitrogen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and methane. These gases are odorless, but the sulfur compounds produced by the bacteria are what cause the smell.

  • Why are some farts silent, while others are loud?

    -The loudness of a fart depends on how relaxed your muscles are. When muscles are relaxed, gas escapes quietly but often smells worse. If you hold the gas in for a while, the pressure builds, and the sudden release creates a loud sound.

  • How can we reduce the amount of gas we produce or reduce its odor?

    -You can reduce gas production by cutting down on foods like beans, onions, and fried foods, which release more gas during digestion. Also, if dairy products like milk or yogurt cause excess gas, it might indicate lactose intolerance.

  • What does it mean if you experience more farting after eating dairy?

    -It could mean your body has difficulty digesting lactose, the natural sugar found in dairy products. In such cases, it's recommended to consult a doctor to discuss potential lactose intolerance.

  • What is the origin of the word 'fart'?

    -The word 'fart' was coined in 1632 and comes from the Old English word 'putan,' which means 'to break wind.'

  • Which animals fart the most, and why?

    -Termites are the most prolific farting animals due to their diet of wood, which produces significant gas. They are responsible for 11% of global methane emissions, more than all the cars on the planet. Camels and zebras also produce a lot of gas.

  • What is the proper etiquette when you fart in a social setting?

    -While farting is a natural bodily function, it's considered impolite to fart in social settings like at the dinner table or in class. If it happens accidentally, it's best to say 'Excuse me.'

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