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The digestive system and the excretory system work together. When the food gets to the intestines, then inside lining of the intestines suck out the water in the food and it goes through the blood and it goes to the kidneys. Then you guessed it- it goes out! If you are sick and your systems aren't working right, then that's when you have diarrhea.
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