Concept:Urine production increases when the body loses less water through sweating.
Explanation:In the rainy season, the air is humid, so sweat does not evaporate easily from the skin.
As a result, the body does not need to release as much water through perspiration to stay cool.
Less sweat evaporation means more water is available inside the body.
The kidneys then remove this extra water by producing more urine.
In the dry season, sweat evaporates quickly, so the body loses more water through the skin.
Hence, the kidneys produce less urine in the dry season.
Answer:B. less sweat evaporates from the skin.