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When you see something gross, your mouth may water due to a combination of physiological and psychological responses. This reaction can be linked to the brain's anticipation of a strong taste or smell, which may trigger salivation as a preparatory response. Additionally, the body might be reacting to the sight of something that could be perceived as spoiled or inedible, prompting a need to prepare for potential digestion or even to aid in vomiting. This complex interplay of emotions and bodily reactions highlights the brain's role in regulating appetite and digestive responses.
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Why do swimmers rinse mouth with pool water?
As far as I know, no one gargles with pool water, or at least no one should. Gross.
What is the pelican food source?
Mostly fish they can scoop up in their mouth, that's why their mouth is so wierd looking, it can hold alot of water
Is there something other than their mouth that helps meal worms get water?
yes, carrots
How do you make sleeping pills?
you get some water and a pill and put the pill in your mouth and take a drink of water then swallow or just chew it but that is gross but it is harder to swallow the pill than chew it!
How does taste affect facial expression?
something bitter will make you screw your face up..something nice makes you smile..some food makes your mouth water,some your eyes water
What causes the water to go in through your mouth?
Perhaps it is not the water that goes in through your mouth, but your mouth that consumes the water.
What is see?
Jellyfish Some types glass Water etc...
What is a place in the desert where water comes to the surface?
I think you are looking for something called an "oasis".
Is it gross when your water breaks?
No.
What is the point where a river empties into another body of water called?
The mouth of the river.The mouth (can also be a delta or estuary) of the stream or river into a standing body of water or the confluence of two rivers.The technical term for this is influent, which means something that flows in, especially a tributary river or stream that adds to a body of water. The opposite of this word is effluent, which means something that flows out of a body of water. Most lakes possess both of these, since they are part of an overall system with a flow.
Can rinse in the mouth with water before its being swab cause something to go wrong?
Off go suck yourself
Can you live under water?
Right now it is impossible, though scientists are looking into that for something in the future......
