Did you know that between 500-1,000 different kinds of bacteria live in your large intestine? Bacteria in our gut are very helpful. They help digest complex carbohydrates and even help us fight off foreign pathogens.
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I didn't know that there were also good bacteria, I thought that they were all bad for you and made you sick.
ReplyDeletethats neat but also sort of...gross/strange/weird
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a lot of bacteria!
ReplyDeleteDo different bacteria live in different people? What I mean is would someone have a type of bacteria that someone else does?
ReplyDeleteHa! Everyone winces when they hear bacteria. Tell this to a little kid, and they'd go bawling to their ma-ma!
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When you hear of bacteria, you think of germs. When you hear of spiders, you think of scary hairy eight legged creatures.
ReplyDeleteBacteria can be good, spiders can help get rid of bugs.
Dimitry told us last year that there are more ecoli in one person's gut then the number of people who have ever walked this earth. That is a little disgusting. I wonder if it is true?!
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