Pass Gas or Fail

• Farts can make different noises depending on the amount of gas and muscles around the anus.
• Gas comes from air swallowed while eating and breathing and from digesting food.
• Bacteria in the gut helps with digestion and releases different gases.
• Gases move along the large intestine until they reach the rectum.
• The sound of farts is affected by the amount of gas, how fast it comes out, and how tight the sphincter muscles are.
• Relaxed sphincter muscles result in quieter farts, and tightened muscles result in squeaky, toot, rumble, or roar farts.
• Farts are the result of the body letting out gases.
• The sound of farts is caused by vibrations as the gas pushes through.
• Farts can be quiet or loud enough to rattle the windows.
• Slang terms are available to use when the word "fart" is not preferred.

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