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Birds don’t fart

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Farts are flammable due to methane and hydrogen

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Only 1% of farts are smelly

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Termite farts are a major contributor to climate change, accounting for about 1 to 3% of global methane emissions

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Farts are visible in cold weather just like breath

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Sea Lions are considered to have the foulest-smelling flatulence of any animal, "by far"

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Farts exit the body at 7 miles per hour

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Fart is one of the oldest words in the English language.

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Women's farts generally smell worse than men's due to higher levels of hydrogen sulfide.

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Farting increases when flying due to cabin pressure causing more intestinal gas to build up.

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The sloths is maybe the only mammal that doesn’t fart

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Farting is something most people do about 14 to 22 times a day.

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Octopuses don’t fart.

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Farts are stinky because they contain sulfur

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Pumpernickel is translated from an old German word meaning "goblin fart."

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You can buy pills that make your farts smell like roses and chocolate.

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Farting is a traditional greeting among the Amazonian rain forest’s Yanomami tribe

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Uranus smells like farts. The planet has clouds made of hydrogen sulfide, one of the gasses responsible for smelly flatus.

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farting loudly is evidence that you have a tight anus

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Farting continues for up to three hours after death