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As a flatuantologist (a fart scientist), it has been well documented (Mapes & Bennett, 2000) that fart-stink concentration increases exponentially as a function of the density of material it travels through. Hence, water being more dense than air, fart-stink concentrations are greatly enhanced when the air-water density interface is breached. Greater fart-stink concentrations are why underwater farts smell worse.
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