No, because humans can't do two things at once.
Cause its impossible to birth with liquid going down your though
Yes. If you would like the food to go down your air tube...get stuck...can't breathe and choke...then yes, yes it is.
We can't swallow and breathe simultaneously because of the design of our throat, which includes the epiglottis, a flap of tissue that prevents food and liquids from entering the windpipe. When we swallow, the epiglottis closes off the airway to direct the food into the esophagus. This separation is crucial to prevent choking and ensure that air and food travel through their respective pathways. Therefore, the two processes cannot occur at the same time without risking aspiration.
The only time when your airway is blocked is when you swallow your food so you can breathe while eating.
breath.
While most animals have a difficult time swallowing their food when they are held upside down, there is one animal that cannot swallow when held in this manner. This animal is a chicken.
A king cobra can swallow an adult alligator by sufficating it and then swallowing it whole, but it might take a long time digesting it. No, a King Cobra CANNOT swallow an alligator . An Anaconda can, however, swallow a small crocodile.
no because if your really holding your breath you should be holding your nosie
Yes it does, Because the fine grinds of tobacco in snuff makes you spit more and you are trying not to swallow at the same time you spit, and that makes you take less breathes. Yes it does, but nothing in it itself does. Just having something in your mouth makes it more difficult to breath, especially if you are doing something intensive.
no No you can't, because when you drink, meaning to swallow, you automatically lock your airway (trachea). Now in order to form words and speak you have to blow out the air which makes the vocal cords swing and makes the sound come out. this can't happen as long as your airway is locked, just as you can't breath and drink at the same time.
yes, but it is very hard