i don't think elephants scratch their armpits, but if they did I'm sure they would hold their breath.
elephants smell is actually really good they also have a good way of cooling there selfs off
The armpit function by secreting sweat, a natural human response to certain events, for example, an elevated temperature. The pubic hair which grows there helps to absorb this sweat, and by increasing surface area, assists in its evaporation. Many humans inhibit the ability of the armpit to sweat by applying an antiperspirant deoderant. This also helps to mitigate the awful smell which can originate from the armpit.
Most would say because of sweat...Actually, armpit sweat is odourless. The small amount of apocrine secretion in the sweat, however, causes the problem. Although fresh apocrine in sweat is also odourless, that characteristic smell develops when the sweat is broken down by the hair and skin cells in the armpit, and then eaten by bacteria. It's actually the bacteria that make the smell, releasing a chemical called 3-methyl-2-hexenoic acid.
As hard as it is to believe, Heechul is also human, so yes, he does have armpit hair.. xD
No it doesnt hurt when they come, Its just like fly bites coming on you but then it gets very very ichy once you scrach them too much they will get very tender and start to hurt, Also the more you scrach they will scar
The axillary region is also called the armpit or underarm.
Yes, elephants are hunted by man. Elephants can also be hunted by lions, hyenas, and wild dogs.
YouTube has a number of videos featuring "Hairy armpit Girls". Additionally, one can also find a lot of videos featuring 'Hairy Armpit Girls" on metacafe.
no, African elephants also have tusks
The armpit is located at the junction of the arm and chest, where the upper arm meets the shoulder. It is also known as the axilla and contains lymph nodes and sweat glands.
Women, like men, have armpit hair as a natural part of their body's hair growth. Armpit hair serves a purpose in helping to regulate body temperature and may also play a role in pheromone production.
There are also about 550 elephants in circuses (Clubb and Mason, 2002).