All materials not fully absorbed into the body within the digestive system is moved into down the large and small intestines and then excreted in a typically solid state through the anus, creating dung.
It stores food, water, and waste. ;)(;
When food passes through the colon, water is absorbed to transform the food waste into feces.
After you eat food, it gets digested and then is removed as waste while using the restroom. :) Hope this helped:)
It is broken into small pieces of food and digested by the digestive juices.
It normally transported to the rectum.because are toxic to the human body
It either gets barfed back up or goes into the toilet
It turns into waste and exits throught the rectum
food passes into the intestines where nutrients are sorted out and then absorbed and waste continues to be pushed through the digestive system
Breakdown by decomposition-oriented micro-organisms is what happens to food waste and leaves in a compost bin. The above-mentioned consequence nevertheless requires attention to proper materials and procedures. For example, food wastes containing dairy products or greases or oils and leaves which are contaminated or diseased will not respond to even the most correct composting methods.
Approximately one-third of the food produced globally is wasted, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). This waste occurs at various stages of the food supply chain, including production, processing, distribution, and consumption. In developed countries, a significant portion of waste happens at the consumer level, while in developing nations, it often occurs during production and storage due to lack of infrastructure. Reducing food waste is crucial for environmental sustainability and food security.
When the food you eat gets to your stomach itdissolves in your stomach acid. Your body absorbs the nutrients and other important things, then it comes out as waste.
The Vacuole stores food water and waste.