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belly button is a end terminal to the umbelical cord that attached to you and placenta in mothers womb
is also a final seam to keep intestines intact in abdomen
you got to be kidding me? How old are you?
It's a lint collector.
Feeding tube while in the womb
It's God's way of reminding us of our mothers !!
We don't need our belly-buttons. Their just excess skin left over from when we were hooked up to umbilical cords.
Your belly button is the remnants of your umbilical cord which kept you growing and healthy in your moms uterus.
Scar tissue remaining from the umbilical cord being severed. The only purpose it serves is to keep your guts from spilling out onto the floor. Have a nice day!
we have belly buttons because when we are born the cord attach to our belly gets cut which puts a hole in our belly
uhhhh, that's where ur umbilical cord was, without that u wouldn't be here
1. The navel, also called a belly button, or umbilicus, is a scar on the abdomen, caused when the umbilical cord is removed from a newborn baby. All placental mammals have a navel. While it is fairly conspicuous in humans, in most mammals it appears only as a thin hairless line.
In humans, the scar can appear as a depression (sometimes colloquially referred to as an "innie") or as a protrusion ("outie"). Although they can be separated into these two categories, navels actually vary quite drastically among people in terms of size, shape, depth/length, and overall appearance. As navels are essentially scars, and not in any way defined by genetics, they can serve as a way of distinguishing between identical twins in the absence of other identifiable marks.
2. The navel's transfiguration from a vestigial fetal feeding tube to a woman's erotic appendage can be ascertained from the attention it gets, ranging from men's casual stares to more intimate prodding.
3. Lint collection site
they serve no purpose accept for attaching our umbillical chord when were born... and holdin lint...
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