The digestive system is made up of a long twisting tube from the mouth to the anus that helps break down food and absorb nutrients. Key parts include the mouth, which breaks down food, the liver which breaks down fats and filters toxins, and the stomach where chemical and mechanical digestion takes place before food moves into the intestines. The pancreas produces enzymes to further break down food while the salivary glands and esophagus begin digestion in the mouth and throat.

1. Digestive SystemBy: Jieram Ramos8-14

2. Digestive SystemMade up of the digestive tractJoined in a long twisting tube from the mouth to the anusHelps the body break down food and absorb food

3. MouthWhere food entersBreaks down into small piecesFirst part of Digestive System

4. LiverIn front of the stomachBreaks down fatsFilters toxins from the blood

5. StomachAttached to the EsophagusChemical digestions takes place in the stomachAlso as Mechanical

6. AnusOpening of the digestive systemWhere feces exits the body

7. EsophagusLong tube between the mouth and stomachForces food from the throat into stomachBy moving muscle

8. PancreasAn enzyme producing glandsLocated below the stomachAnd above Intestines

9. Salivary GlandsGlands that produces salivaLocated in the mouthBreaks down Carbohydrate

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