Yes, they can I have done it with a bunch of food in my mouth before and it can be done
I'm a long time toothpick chewer and yes it can be chewed to shreds and swallowed.
it usually bites the food a bit then yes it swallows it most of the time but alligators chew their food
Yes, many people chew gum and talk at the exact same time.While it is possible to chew and talk at the same time, you risk choking on what your chewing on.
Yes. Its easy
easy, but it takes practice. First walk about 10 feet then chew gum and Surprise you've did It!!
On average, a human swallows about 730 liters of saliva in a lifetime.
It depend on the amount of food. If you simply swallow, lets say, a small strawberry, without chewing, and call that all your food, then yes, the entire strawberry would be digested at the same rate. However, if you were eating, lets say, a peice of chicken, and you were taking the time to chew and swallow each bite, then each of these swallows would be slightly off. For example, when you are chewing one peice, another might be in your esophagous, or in your stomach.
of coarse who cant im a dermitoligist so i know wot happens and you poo at the same time though
In very small pieces, unless you have a very large frying-pan.
When you swallow and hiccup at the same time, the normal swallowing motion can be interrupted by the involuntary contraction of the diaphragm that occurs during a hiccup. This can cause an uncomfortable sensation in the throat or chest. It is a rare occurrence and typically resolves on its own.
You must chew both foods at the exact same time.
When you swallow, the epiglottis at the back of the mouth closes to prevent aspiration of the food into the lungs. That effectively closes the layrnx, preventing speech.