Can a  human being not  have a belly button?
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Yes. Human beings do not have to have a belly button. I have seen a woman that was like this. It looks weird, but  we don't have to have them. We can still survive because we have entered the earth to intake oxygen rather than fluid or nourishment from our mother.
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I love the other answers but sweetheart, Adam and Eve are examples given to help explain a folk tale about the beginning of life just as the Three Little Pigs are used to explain the importance of building secure living quarters. The bible is a collection of stories to teach lessons about history; is it not history. The BEST answers given is that the bodies would have no belly buttons and Adam would be without a rib!!!!
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No they didn't, cause they were created, and not born.  Meaning, if they were born they would have had a philopian tube, and that tube is where we get our belly button.
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Does God have a belly button?  Adam and Eve were created in His image.\n\nThe scriptures don't say whether Adam and Eve had a belly button.  You might argue that they won't have one, because they were created without mention of a father or mother.  But could the description given in the Bible be figurative?\n\nEven accepting the belief that they didn't have parents, why wouldn't God create them with belly buttons so that they would look like their children?  Not every part of us has to have an obvious physical reason for existence.  \n\nMy opinion?  Adam and Eve had belly buttons.
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A man can never become a true (full) woman!\nThrough hormones, he can lose hair and increase the breast.\nHe can get a vagina-like only thro a specific surgical operation.\nHowever, he will never have the reproductive female system.
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It's a condition called "spina bifida" and it varies in severity.  Some people born with this defect go on to live fairly normal lives while others are profoundly disabled.  The doc who said it's nothing to worry about was probably correct, but there's nothing wrong with getting a second opinion.  The opening might possibly be a portal for infection, but most physicians are familiar enough with the condition that they can be accurate in their estimate of the level of such a risk.  If the parents do choose to have further studies done, they should be aware that MRI is expensive, and depending on circumstances, their insurance carrier may decline the cost.  Best bet - have a second pediatrician examine the child and ask him/her to confirm or contest the first doctor's prognosis.  Don't forget, all of us have an odd little hole in our persons that, in rare instances, can be a problem.  It's called the bellybutton.  I suspect the condition in the child in question is no more serious than is your own bellybutton.
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Basically this is what I learned...the body can creat abnromal mutations. A mutation being defined as something not supposed to be there....These get passed on through procreation and thus we have them.
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Some people do have tails. \n\n(Quoted)\nThere are, but I don't have one.\n\nLemme find some info for you on it...\n\n"Human tails\nHuman embryos have a tail that measures about one-sixth of the size of the embryo itself. As the embryo develops into a fetus, the tail is absorbed by the growing body. Infrequently, a child is born with a "soft tail", which contains no vertebrae, but only blood vessels, muscles, and nerves. Modern procedures allow doctors to eliminate the tail at delivery. The longest human tail on record belonged to a twelve-year-old boy living in what was then French Indochina, which measured nine inches (229 mm).[1]"\n\nHere's a great site about it!!! \nhttp://www.dimaggio.org/archive/tails_in...\n\nBtw - omg it's making me sick. *Not for the feint of heart of stomache. \n\nSource(s):\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/tail...
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I don't think it matters. Did Adam and Eve have bellybuttons? Does this affect my relationship with God? No.\n\nIf you mean that the Bible may not be literal in every sense, congratulations!
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I'm no scientist, but the belly button is a bit more than just a scar.  The baby's body has to reroute it's interior plumbing, and this is a "dead end" that has been closed off.  (The baby now breathes air and gets oxygen through the lungs, and gets it's nutrition through drinking milk.)    The umbilical cord was the major artery (coming in) and vein (going out for waste.) The closed off former cord heals quite remarkably.  Occasionally the stomach muscles will not knit together in this area, causing an umbilical hernia.  I had this condition, and had to have it surgically repaired when I was 4.\n\nA much more philosophical question is to ask, did Adam and Eve have belly buttons?  ;-)
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I cannot believe that people still believe this. The appendix is not vestigial. Actually, there is no such thing as vestigial organs.\nThe appendix is a part of the immune system. People who have their appendix removed are subjected to a higher chance of getting quite a few diseases and sickness.\n\nBecause scientists have not understood the full function of something, they labelled it vestigial. They used to believe that you didn't need the tonsils and in the 50's, they were removed before they got infected. Later they discovered that the tonsils are also part of the immune system.\nThey also used to believe in the doctrine of humors. which meant that your blood was removed if you were sick. That also turned out to be false.\n\nThe tailbone is not vestigial either. There are 9 muscles that attach to the tailbone which you need to perform bowel movements. If you didn't have a tailbone, life would be very uncomfortable.\n\nIt's true you can live without your appendix, your tonsils, etc. You can also live without your arms, legs, eyes and ears. It doesn't mean you don't need them.
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No. The baby won't be able to grow. The uterus is needed to hold and protect the baby as it grows inside of you.
920698
You mean, you weren't born with one?  Have you just had an operation?
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Isn't a baby an endangered species if it's in danger of being aborted?
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because they are the onewho never had navels
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We dont all have big bellies
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If you meant they have a line about 2 inches below their belly button it could simply be that's where their pants or shorts sit.  People who wear pants or shorts there are a little tight on them when they sit down or even when standing will get a line affect on them.