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Nose
Last actualisation: April 4, 2019
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Nose information
The nose is a convex facial part that has the function of insulated and moisturizing the inhaled air.
In most mammals, it is located in the central part of the face or on the tip of the muzzle.
The scientific name is: Nasus.
Nose facts
1. For the first 6 weeks of life, the newborn breathes only through the nose.
2. Removing hair from the nose can lead to infection of the body, meningitis.
Autor: Marta
3. Men usually have bigger noses than women.
4. Thanks to habituation, we quickly get accustomed to various stimuli. This is manifested in the fact that, for example, prank with perfumes, after a few seconds, we stop feeling them.
Autor: Lidka
5. Mohammed Khurshid Hussain from India set the world record in writing on the keyboard with the following sentence: “World Guinness World Records have set the challenge for me to write this sentence with my nose in the shortest possible time.” It took him 53.44 seconds.
Autor: Guiness
6. To be able to write on the keyboard with your nose you need to have one eye closed.
7. Mehmet Ozyurek from Turkey (8.8 cm) has the longest nose.
Autor: Guiness
8. The fish have a weak sense of smell.
9. The fish nose does not have the olfactory function alone. It is not connected to the oral cavity.
10. The nose is susceptible to frostbite.
Autor: Tomek
11. Many people do not know why they have a habit of picking their nose.
Autor: Kulfon
12. There is the possibility of surgically reducing the nose, but it is an expensive procedure.
13. In New Zealand, touching noses is a traditional greeting from the time of the Maori people.
14. The nose with a high bridge in many cultures of Asian countries was considered the ideal of beauty.
Autor: Lena21
15. The olfactory organ is able to recognize thousands of different substances. About 75% decide about the perceived taste.
Autor: Maks
Nose questions
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Intestine facts
The area of the intestines in an adult human is over 200 m² and is over 7 meters long. The small intestine is about 2.5 cm in diameter.
Spine facts
We have 33 circles after birth. In adults, 9 of them grow into the sacrum and the tumor. A giraffe has the same number of cervical vertebrae as a human.
Jupiter facts
Jupiter is 318 times the size of Earth. The atmosphere of Jupiter is 5,000 km high. The wind on Jupiter blows at 360 km/h.
Philadelphia Experiment facts
The preparation of the experiment was supervised by outstanding physicists: Albert Einstein, John von Neumann and Nikola Tesla. The USS Eldridge was shipped to Greece in 1951. In the 90s it was sold for scrap.