Follow the Field Trip some more
Family's New Shrink Ray
chapter 27
by
copier
· original author:
jurto2
As they crawled through the external cervical os and looked deeper, the cervix looked like it must have been 50 feet long even though it was only a centimeter or two. Their hostess sat down in class and the movement settled.
The duo sat down on a ridge in the cervix. Steve pulled out the tablet and looked up more information before narrating to Nicole: "The cervix is a tiny round hole. When a woman gives birth it has to stretch all the way to 10cm wide to let the baby out." Nicole let out an audible "buh..." and Steve continued, "but after the baby comes out and everything shrinks back down to normal, the cervix becomes a little slit instead of a dot. It's super-flexible that way, but it doesn't go back to perfectly round like this one"
Nicole pulled out her phone to snap a few pictures before continuing to listen attentively to her dad.
"It even produces a sticky mucus, and produces a lot more of it around the time an egg is produced. When someone's pregnant, the mucus blocks up the cervix and helps keep bacteria and," Steve looks around, "tiny people out."
Nicole giggled at the 'tiny people' bit while simultaneously making a mental note to ask about pregnancy and childbirth.
The duo sat down on a ridge in the cervix. Steve pulled out the tablet and looked up more information before narrating to Nicole: "The cervix is a tiny round hole. When a woman gives birth it has to stretch all the way to 10cm wide to let the baby out." Nicole let out an audible "buh..." and Steve continued, "but after the baby comes out and everything shrinks back down to normal, the cervix becomes a little slit instead of a dot. It's super-flexible that way, but it doesn't go back to perfectly round like this one"
Nicole pulled out her phone to snap a few pictures before continuing to listen attentively to her dad.
"It even produces a sticky mucus, and produces a lot more of it around the time an egg is produced. When someone's pregnant, the mucus blocks up the cervix and helps keep bacteria and," Steve looks around, "tiny people out."
Nicole giggled at the 'tiny people' bit while simultaneously making a mental note to ask about pregnancy and childbirth.
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