We have invisible stripes
The human body has a similar stripe pattern as Tigers, we just cant see them. Our stripes, called Blaschko lines, are formed as our cells are dividing and our body is growing in utero. The rows of cells look identical but certain rashes follow the lines, making them visible. They can also sometimes be seen under a powerful ultraviolet light.
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Cassandra 3 year s ago
#6 It’s always the one my finger’s in.
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Micajah 3 year s ago
#6 bulls@#t
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Hodge 3 year s ago
Micajah,
Some idiot didn't get the science facts right, there is a DOMINANCE of one nostril, and it shifts every couple of hours to another one, but it sure is not 100% one nostril, in normal circumstances.
Some idiot didn't get the science facts right, there is a DOMINANCE of one nostril, and it shifts every couple of hours to another one, but it sure is not 100% one nostril, in normal circumstances.
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Char 3 year s ago
#5 Doesn't explain why raised hair follicles would help with warmth. It's because the erect hair (once upon a time fur) would trap air which is an effective insulator for the same reason fiberglass wool is used as insulation in the walls in some forms of construction (eg, Canada & USA).
Some idiot didn't get the science facts right, there is a DOMINANCE of one nostril, and it shifts every couple of hours to another one, but it sure is not 100% one nostril, in normal circumstances.