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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. - It burps, sneezes, passes gas and just down right stinks. It's all in the name of learning, though even staffers at the Discovery Museum and Planetarium have trouble keeping a straight face while discussing 'Grossology: The (Impolite) Science of the Human Body.' After all, the exhibit's highlights include a climbing wall modeled on human skin — complete with oozing pimples and hairy moles — and 'Burp Man,' a cartoon character who lets out a big, loud belch after visitors pump his stomach full of soda. And then there's the 'Toot Toot' machine that children use to make all sorts of embarrassing sounds. 'It's smelly and it's fun, but it's also a way to teach children about how their bodies work,' said Linda Malkin, senior vice president of the museum...
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