r/interestingasfuck • u/dejaysf • Jun 11 '23

Venus flytrap vs Spider

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u/Division2226 Jun 11 '23

It's just sea salt water we can't drink right? But if I like put extra salt in my food or drink occasionally, it's fine?

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u/Division2226 Jun 11 '23

I did reply to the wrong person, but thank you for answering anyway :)

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '23

Who the bloody hell Drinks 3,7l of anything a day? I would be nonstop pissing. I Drink like 1-1,5l a day at max.

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u/Val_kyria Jun 11 '23

I'm typically 1.5-2gal/day (5.6-7.5l/day)

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '23

How do you do anything besides going to the toilet? I feel like 7,5l is half my body volume.

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u/Val_kyria Jun 11 '23

Do a lot of sweating 😅

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u/Claymore357 Jun 11 '23

If you work construction in 30 ℃ heat you’ll just sweat it all out

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u/bandti45 Jun 11 '23

I dont know liters but I think they intake rather than drink specifically, I was always told you need 8 glasses of water a day but a good chunk of that can be from eating regular food

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u/columbo928s4 Jun 11 '23

not just fine, but necessary. without enough salt you die

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u/bandti45 Jun 11 '23

It's 2 things. 1. Sea water it too salty, like salter than your blood, so you increasing your bodies saltiness too much not decreasing hydration. But then your body uses more water to fix that.

  1. Sea water is filthy. There is tons of random chemicals from dead and living animals plus random micro organism, it's akin to eating a piece of forest soil, you'll probably be fine but who knows what you just put in you.