Digestive System
Published on Dec 01, 2015
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MOUTH=NUTCRACKER
BECAUSE THEY BOTH BREAK DOWN FOOD
Salivary glands help break down food in the mouth. This is an example of chemical digestion. Teeth chew up food which makes it easier to digest.
Photo by Brandon Grasley
THROAT=SLIDE
BECAUSE THINGS GO DOWN THE THROAT
The epiglottis makes sure the food doesn't go down the wind pipe.
Photo by VinothChandar
ESOPHAGUS=WATER PIPES
BECAUSE THEY BOTH PUSH THE THINGS DOWN
The villi inside the small intestine allows a passage for the nutrients to go into the bloodstream.
The pancreas produces enzymes for chemical digestion.
The liver produces bile and stores nutrients.
The gallbladder is a small, bag like organ that stores bile.
The pancreas produces enzymes for chemical digestion.
The liver produces bile and stores nutrients.
The gallbladder is a small, bag like organ that stores bile.
Photo by falcon170ct
SMALL INTESTINE=SPONGE
BECAUSE THEY BOTH ABDORB STUFF
The villi inside the small intestine allows a passage for the nutrients to go into the bloodstream.
The pancreas produces enzymes for chemical digestion.
The liver produces bile and stores nutrients.
The gallbladder is a small, bag like organ that stores bile
The pancreas produces enzymes for chemical digestion.
The liver produces bile and stores nutrients.
The gallbladder is a small, bag like organ that stores bile
Photo by snacktime2007
LARGE INTESTINE=GARBAGE CAN
BECAUSE THEY BOTH DISPOSE UNWANTED THINGS
Mechanical digestion is the breaking, crushing, and mashing of food.
Photo by ecstaticist
