They're 2 ways the plane can dispose of this waste. When overland, it is emptied into a holding tank. However, once the plane is over open waters out of known sea routes, the waste is released out of the plane. This ensures that there wont be any overflowing toilet in the plane.
to get rid of body waste
the purpose of the toilet is to go #2 & #3 and for the waste that comes out to go down the drain and get clean and it does it over and over again
Depending on the location of the toilet, the waste is either piped into Discovery Bay, or is frozen in bags and shipped back to New Zealand.
No, only living creatures create waste, or "go to the bathroom"
If your not recycling, then usually to the landfill, or if it is from a toilet (etc), the sewer.
people drink water after 3 people alredy have
After a toilet is flushed, the water and waste go through pipes in the plumbing system to a sewage treatment plant or septic system for processing and disposal.
They put their waste in the water, meaning they go toilet in the water.
There were holes and the waste was washed down by a river.
To go toilet duuh (!)
It is not possible for a human being to be sucked out of an airplane's toilet. Besides, the toilet is extremely narrow. It would not fit a human body.
Seals typically go to the toilet in the water. They excrete waste while swimming or resting on land, often in areas where they haul out. Their bodies have adapted to their aquatic environment, allowing them to eliminate waste without needing a specific toilet location. This behavior helps minimize the scent that might attract predators or competitors.