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It depends on which type of excretion you're talking about. Most water/fluid is excreted as sweat. A small amount of water/fluid is pulled into the digestive system, specifically the small intestines. The kidneys pull some fluid back out from the large intestines, but leaves some mixed with solid wastes that we excrete as feces or bowel movements. The kidneys also pull fluid from the blood; kidneys process and excrete fluid through urine.

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