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Why does human's hand got only 5 fingers per one hand?

Sometime Im looking to my hand and got question it. Why? I think its not enough 
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  • Asked by indsm
  • on 2012-01-24 00:10:04
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Categories: Human Body.

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Did our two feet have same shape or not?

I have a little problem with my right foot when I wear shoes. I feel like my right foot a little bit bigger than the left
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  • Asked by fayro
  • on 2012-01-19 12:34:41
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Hard and floppy ears?

 

I have noticed that the cartilage in my girlfriends ears is hard and she is unable to bend it without it hurting. However in my ears the cartilage is floppy and can be bent without any pain at all. Why is this?
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  • Asked by ave1990
  • on 2011-11-30 12:42:40
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Categories: Human Body.

Tags: humanbody, body, ears.

 

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Why do people go bald or get white hairs when they grow older?
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I took part in a quiz in which the following question was asked: "Your bodily functions stop when you sneeze. True or false?" I answered "false", but the quizmaster said it was true. Does he have a case, and if so, what happens physiologically when you sneeze?
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Do a person's fingernails and hair continue to grow after his death?
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Pardon my French, but why is it that when you haven't taken a shower for some time that your rectum feels itchy and irritated? I'm being serious.
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Why does the body require salt, and what is it used for?
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  • Asked by clumpski
  • on 2011-06-20 09:44:00
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Tags: body, salt, bodilyfunction, fluid.

 

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Why is the skin around my (mixed-race) son's fingertips significantly darker than the rest of his body?

My son is 6 months old, mixed white British/Polynesian. His skin colour is fair like mine except the fingertips which are much darker like his father's skin. The same is true of my friend's son (Jamaican/Scottish heritage) who also is quite light-skinned but has very dark brown fingertips. What causes this and is it true the darker colour is an indication of what his skin tone will eventually even out to?
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  • Asked by alicein
  • on 2011-05-03 22:51:36
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Tags: humanbody, body, skin, race, babies, skincolour.

 

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The moisturiser dilemma.

As an Eczema sufferer I have to moisturise every night before I go to bed, over the years I have found that if I apply the moisturiser to just one part of my body, for example my stomach, and then get into bed and pull the duvet over myself, when i wake up in the morning my entire body seems to have been moisturised but it doesn't have this same effect if i don't get straight into bed. Can anyone explain this to me?
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