What part of your body has the most germs?

Answer 1

Antibiotic Answer IN your body actually. Your digestive tract contains many millions of germs, most of which are symbiotic - they help you digest your food.

Some species such as fleas have evolved such a useful symbiosis with their bacteria that the bacteria digests 100% of their food and their actual intestines de-evolved and disappeared.

The reason a tree can take hundreds or thousands of years to decompose but animals decompose very quickly is that the bacteria in our digestive tracts rapidly breaks down our bodies' tissues. In some cases bodies can be preserved for hundreds of years because the person was ill or fasted for a long time before dying, killing off the bacteria and thus preserving their bodies. This phenomena has been attributed to everything from their virtue magically sustaining them (Catholicism) to evidence of vampirism.

Answer 2

Hands are the part of your body that has the most germs.

I would say that your mouth or your intestines are likely to have more germs living there than your hands.

I would say both your hands and your mouth, because we constantly put our hands in our mouths.

Answer 3

Internal, your digestive system, as there is bacteria living inside there which help break down food but also come from harmful substances.

Answer 4

In the mouth.