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> Any live young who pass through the reproductive tract could also be imperiled by the proximity to poop-borne pathogens. Perhaps that’s why human anuses ventu
by Tabular-Iceberg 5y ago
> Any live young who pass through the reproductive tract could also be imperiled by the proximity to poop-borne pathogens. Perhaps that’s why human anuses ventured off on their own.
Clearly not, since it's not really feasible to give birth without simultaneously defecating all over the place. One of more unpalatable secrets kept from men back in the era where you were supposed to just sit in a different room and smoke your cigar.
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- 3GuardLineups 5y agohow...how do they manage that in the delivery room? They just throw away the bedding you're on after the delivery?
- javiermaestro 5y agoYup! paper covers / paper bedding, and the expert handling of midwives. Pretty simple and straight-forward! P.S. also enemas were used in the past... but fortunately, interventions such as this, or pubic hair shaving are no longer ordered for women during labor and birth!