The large intestine, or colon, is generally larger in adults than in babies. In infants, the digestive system is still developing, and their large intestine is proportionally smaller compared to their overall body size. As a child grows, the large intestine matures and increases in size to accommodate the increased dietary needs of an adult. Thus, the large intestine of an adult is significantly larger than that of a baby.
No, a baby's small intestine is not larger than an adult's. In fact, the length of the small intestine remains relatively constant in individuals throughout their lifetime, with variations in diameter.
The Baby's intestine bec. is about 6.9 and 7.1 m while the adult instestine is about 1.5 m \ 15 feet long...
it is larger than a baby
The average adult human large intestine is about five feet, or 1 1/2 meters, in length. The average small intestine in an adult is approximately 20 (6 meters) feet in length.
An adult small intestine is close to 22 feet long.
The diameter is much larger than the small intestine.
The smaller intestine is larger because it is 20 feet long and the large intestine is only 5 feet long
percentage wise an infants heart is larger at birth than that of an adult.
The diamerter of the large intestine is larger, and the diameter of the small intestines is smaller The diamerter of the large intestine is larger, and the diameter of the small intestines is smaller It has a significantly larger circumference. Diameter, the large intestine is far thicker then the small intestine. It's smaller in diameter. It is larger in diameter, not length.
it is not larger just longer
the large intestine gets rid of the waste !
The average length of an adult male's small intestine is 6.9m and 7.1m in females.