Why We Yarn and Why do our eyes water when we yarn ?

I did a research about why we yarn and why do we have tears when we yarn.

Do you know why? We yarn so we can get oxygen. We have tears when we yarn because when we yarn our skull pulls tight and there is something in our forehead that pushes the water to our eye. Every person has to yarn. Some people think some people don't yarn but everyone has to yarn 3 times a day or more times a day.


I really liked learning why
we yarn and why we have tears when we yarn so I have more knowledge.

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  1. Ms. IshidaOctober 10, 2017 at 5:44 PM

    I really enjoyed reading your blog, Yani! You have interesting research and your writing is fantastic! Keep up the great work!

    Ms. Ishida

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