All of our mucus membranes produce a (typically slimy) protective substance called, oddly enough, mucus. One of the several purposes of this substance is to 'catch' airborne contaminants. The old mucus from lung and sinus membranes is disposed and with it the contaminants are expelled - most (I think) gets swallowed, some spit out or blown out the nose. Some thickens (with trapped contaminants and/or gets dehydrated) and becomes uncomfortable hard or sticky deposits in the nose. Mucus in the lungs or throat does not generally get dehydrated because the environment stays moister than the outer nasal passages.
There is no word for the fear of boogers
Everyone has boogers.
anything that has a nasal cavity will have boogers
Yes, horses do have boogers but there boogers is way up in the top of there nose where it first starts and there boogers is very larger than a humans so yes they do.
I don't believe anyone sells boogers.
Boogers Are My Beat was created in 2003.
Boogers are not poisones they are just GROSS!! i have a 2 year old brother and he eats his boogers and there is no problen with him so your fine.
yes of course, all things have boogers
The Tagalog term for boogers is "muta" or "lamig."
Marco Boogers was born on 1967-01-12.
Well boogers can be green because different germs will have different colours.
It depends on you if you'll make boogers as a flavor of your Jell-O.