The Pulse: How Much Do You Know About Your Body?

[MUSIC PLAYING] What's the largest organ in the body?

I would say the liver.

Not sure. I'm going to guess the heart?

Boy, boy, boy. I don't know. I would think the heart.

It'd be nice if it was heart.

Lungs.

Your intestines?

The skin.

The skin.

Your skin.

Um, stomach. Oh, the brain, the brain. Right?

We wish it were the brain. It's our skin.

Oh, that doesn't-- that's not fair.

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Which two body parts never stop growing?

Your belly and--

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Your feet or your hand?

Your eyelashes and your nails?

Your nose and your ears.

Your ears and your nose.

Is that right?

I don't know.

Nose and ears.

How do you know that?

Heard it somewhere.

Your hair and your fingernails.

It's the ears and the nose.

OK, well, maybe I'll get one right.

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How many bones do you think are in your foot?

Foot? Just going to guess. 15?

A bunch. Like 100?

Is that the

[INAUDIBLE]? I don't know. I would think maybe 200.

I'll say 35.

Probably about 20.

12.

I have no idea, but I'll guess 60.

100.

25?

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It is 26.

Really? Wow.

That's right.

[MUSIC PLAYING] How long is the small intestine?

10 feet?

I don't know. snake sized?

Three or four feet?

I'd say 20 yards.

Five.

I'm going to say six feet.

Oh, it's long, right?

How long?

It's like a football field, I'd say.

A football field?

Yeah.

It's about 22 feet.

That's not a football field.

No, it's not. But still pretty long, though.

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