If you have been drinking more water than your body needs, the body tells the kidney filters to get rid of the spare water. That’s when your urine will look paler. Shutterstock If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskids@theconversation.edu.au. Why is urine yellow? – Ronan, aged 9, Greenslopes, Brisbane. Thank you for your question, Ronan. Our bodies use nutrients from the food we eat. But the processes involved in digestion also create what we call “byproducts”. That’s where a new chemical is created along the way. Some of these byproducts in the body are waste and our bodies have clever waste processing systems to get rid of them. Some of the waste goes out in your poo.
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