5. You lose your taste buds as you age
Here's another downside to getting old: your sense of taste vanishes. By the time most people reach 60, half their taste buds will be gone.
4. Pound for pound, a baby is stronger than an ox
I wouldn't suggest hitching your tot up to a miniature wagon, but your bub could probably pull it. And if they were to be put under a ray gun and increased to ox size, they could definitely take the beasts on.
3. Teeth start growing six months before birth
It's a bit creepy to think of unborn babies with healthy chompers, but in truth the teeth buds typically form late in the first trimester. The teeth generally don't push through the gums until babies are between four and seven months of age. And thank goodness for that, because when they do bite, they bite hard!
2. Feet deserve their sweaty reputation
Feet have a whopping 500, 000 sweat glands, and they can produce a full pint of sweat each day. No wonder your gym shoes smell so toxic! Men's sweat glands are also more active than women's, so make sure you remember the talcum powder lads!
1. The nail on your middle finger grows the fastest
All nails are not created equally. That nail on your middle fingers grows faster than the rest, and the one on your dominant hand has the edge. And the nails that lag behind? They're the ones on your shortest fingers!
