#FediHelp #Science We are discussing on an incredible issue: how can air go inside bell peppers

[jones@todon.nl]

@GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @materialgirl

(I suggest you add something like "boost welcome")

[dunpiteog@queer.party]

@GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl @materialgirl
My guess is the same way air goes into an egg.

[andre123@snowfan.masto.host]

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[materialgirl@mastodon.bida.im]

@DunPiteog @GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl what there's air inside eggs?

[dunpiteog@queer.party]

@materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @jones @sans_serif_girl yep: chicks breath air.

[jones@todon.nl]

@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl
also: cows don't always produce milk: they only produce it when they are pregnant; it seems to me it's something i had never realized before @kenobit told me :)

[dunpiteog@queer.party]

@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Not when they are pregnant, when they gave birth.

[jones@todon.nl]

@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Doesn't they start producing it even before birth?

[dunpiteog@queer.party]

@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit why would they? Who would drink their milk?Mammals produce milk after the delivery.

[jones@todon.nl]

@DunPiteog @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Well i seem to remember that when women are pregnant their breast grows... i don't know whether it is already producing milk, or just getting ready to do it, and it may be a myth, though.

[dunpiteog@queer.party]

@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit the glands grow the milk will be produced later.
It takes some time to have the body prepared to feed someone.

[materialgirl@mastodon.bida.im]

@DunPiteog @jones @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit glans lol

[jones@todon.nl]

@materialgirl @DunPiteog @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit
Glans is the part on top of the penis.
Gland is the "ghiandola".
(Maybe they are somewhat related in evolutionary terms)

[dunpiteog@queer.party]

@jones @materialgirl @GustavinoBevilacqua @sans_serif_girl @kenobit LoL I can't confirm or deny why my autocorrect chose one instead of the other