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Flatulence, if held in too long, is sometimes reabsorbed into the circulation and exhaled in your breath.

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Farting continues for up to three hours after death

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We fart about 700ml (a bottle of wine) a day.

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Farts smell worse in the shower since our clothes aren’t filtering them

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Dinosaur farts were one of the key contributing factors to climate change 150 million years ago.

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Herring communicate by underwater farting

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

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Dead people often fart right after dying.

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Manatees regulate their buoyancy by storing and releasing farts

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Only 1% of farts are smelly

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Women's farts smell worse than men's because they have higher concentrations of hydrogen sulfide

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Farts exit the body at 7 miles per hour

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farting loudly is evidence that you have a tight anus

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

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Adolf Hitler had such bad farts that he regularly had to ingest 28 different drugs to keep it under control.

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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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Gorillas live in a semi-permanent state of farting due to their largly vegetarian diet and intestinal microflora.

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After eating certain foods, chimpanzees fart so loudly and so often that researchers can locate them in the forest by following the farts.