Thanks for these two videos, they helped explain further about the digestive system and how peristalsis really works. I think peristalsis is necessary so food can go through the esophagus and enter the stomach. I think without peristalsis, food would probably get stuck because they weren't able to slid down the esophagus. They occur in the esophagus, stomach, and in the large and small intestine
These animations were very helpful! I liked the animations and they were very realistic. Can you post an animation about all of the enzymes? Thanks!!! -Katherine W. 7E
That's so interesting! It was really helpful... :)
ReplyDeleteMackenzie C. 7G
that was very "interesting" and helpful.
ReplyDeletejackie z. 7f
Thanks for these two videos, they helped explain further about the digestive system and how peristalsis really works. I think peristalsis is necessary so food can go through the esophagus and enter the stomach. I think without peristalsis, food would probably get stuck because they weren't able to slid down the esophagus. They occur in the esophagus, stomach, and in the large and small intestine
ReplyDeletethe first one was the one we watched in class, right? oh and they were both helpful, thanks!
ReplyDelete-Edie H 7G
These animations were very helpful! I liked the animations and they were very realistic. Can you post an animation about all of the enzymes? Thanks!!!
ReplyDelete-Katherine W. 7E
That was a great animation! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteJacob S 7B
I cant get the two videos to work, do you think you can show me how to work them in class?
ReplyDeleteNicolette Valente 7g
this video helped me understand the process of digestion.
ReplyDelete-nicole n. 7a
a very informative animation
ReplyDeletePaul G.
it's sort of gross but we would'nt be able to live w/ out it
ReplyDeleteLouie S. 7F
Thanks for posting this! It was very informative and it helped me out with a few things i was shaky on!
ReplyDelete~Liliana P. 7A
These videos were very "interesting" indeed.
ReplyDelete-Claudia F. 7A
Thanks this was very helpful and interesting!
ReplyDelete-Brian O'Connor 7B
I had been wondering about peristalsis before.
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