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Useless facts about the human body
You have carried this equipment your whole life without learning what any of it is called. The space between your eyebrows, the strip of skin between your nostrils, the rumble your jaw makes: each one has a formal anatomical term.
- What are the tiny bumps on your tongue called?
- What is the back of the knee called?
- What is the outer rim of the ear called?
- What are the dimples on the lower back called?
- What is the gap between your front teeth called?
- Why do some people sneeze when looking at the sun?
- What are the tiny white bumps on your face called?
- What is the tiny hole in your eyelid called?
- What is the bump on the ear opposite the tragus called?
- What is the medical term for an eyelid twitch?
- What is the scientific name for goosebumps?
- What is the scientific term for the pins and needles sensation?
- What are the ridges on the roof of your mouth called?
- What is the soft spot on a baby's head called?
- What are the white spots on your fingernails called?
- What is the skin under the tip of a fingernail called?
- What is the thing that hangs in your throat called?
- What is the bony tip of the elbow called?
- What is the dip between your collarbones called?
- What is the skin under your tongue called?
- What is the medical term for a brain freeze?
- What is the depression at the base of the thumb called?
- What is the skin at the base of your fingernail called?
- What is the funny bone?
- Why do your fingers wrinkle in water?
- What are the spots you see when you rub your eyes?
- What is the pink bump in the corner of your eye?
- What is the medical term for stomach growling?
- What is the white half-moon on your fingernail called?
- Why do my ears rumble when I clench my jaw?
- What is the skin between your nostrils called?
- What is the space between your eyebrows called?