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What's living in your belly button? Have you ever wondered what this? Well, this national geographic article below reports on the findings of Rob Dunn and his team of ecologists.
"From 60 belly buttons, the team found 2,368 bacterial species, 1,458 of which may be new to science." (...) "Another, more fragrant individual, who hadn't washed in several years, hosted two species of so-called extremophile bacteria that typically thrive in ice caps and thermal vents." (...) ""The idea that some aspects of our bodies are like a rain forest—to me it's quite beautiful," he added. "And it makes sense to me as an ecologist. I understand what steps to take next; I can see how that works." Source: https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/11/121114-belly-button-bacteria-science-health-dunn/
Does this make you want to put some more attention into cleaning and clearing your belly button?
"From 60 belly buttons, the team found 2,368 bacterial species, 1,458 of which may be new to science." (...) "Another, more fragrant individual, who hadn't washed in several years, hosted two species of so-called extremophile bacteria that typically thrive in ice caps and thermal vents." (...) ""The idea that some aspects of our bodies are like a rain forest—to me it's quite beautiful," he added. "And it makes sense to me as an ecologist. I understand what steps to take next; I can see how that works." Source: https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/11/121114-belly-button-bacteria-science-health-dunn/
Does this make you want to put some more attention into cleaning and clearing your belly button?
