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Yes! Much longer! Your intestines can be anywhere from 7.5 to 8.5 metres long (24-28 feet).

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Why are small intestines longer than large intestines?

The intestines are a tissue from your body.


How do you make your intestine long?

You cannot make the intestines long, or any longer than what you have inside you. As it is, the small intestines are about 20 FEET long and one INCH in diameter! The large intestines are about 5 FEET long and about one INCH in diameter. With 25 feet (about 7.5 METERS) of intestines coiled inside you, why in the world would you want to make the intestines any longer!


Do Japanese people have longer intestines than others?

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How long is the small intestines?

The small intestines are about 25 ft (7.6 m) long. The small intestine is longer than the large intestine, but it's called "small" because the diameter is smaller than the large intestine.Approximately 5 times a person's height.


What are synonyms for gut?

paunch, belly, intestines, stomach, insides, innards, entrails courage, nerve, daring, pluck, backbone, audacity


Can the digestion be done in a different place than the stomach?

in the small intestines and the large intestines


Under what circumstances is a tube enterostomy performed?

if the need for enteral feeding lasts longer than six weeks, or if it improves the outcomes of drastic surgeries such as removal or resection of the intestines.


When is small intestines is longer then the large intestine?

Always, in humans. "Small" refers to the diameter, not the length.


What does a vertebrate have than an invertebrate does not have?

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Why are vertabrates bigger than invertebrates?

because they have a backbone


Do animals with a backbone out number animals without a backbone?

No, there are many more animals without backbones than there are those that have backbones.


What would happen if the small intestine is the same length as the large intestine?

Under the assumption the intestines would give the same amount of work per cm of length as the ones you have do... If the two intestines were as long as the large intestine currently is, you'd have to eat a lot more than you do now to get proper nutrition. The small intestine pulls nutrients out of the food, and the longer it has to work, the more it can get. If the two intestines were as long as the small intestine currently is, your stool would be excruciatingly dry. The large intestine draws water from the stool, and if it was over four times longer than it now is, you'd really be in trouble.