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Household dust is made of dead skin cells

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Hydrogen peroxide actually slows healing by killing the healthy skin cells.

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Frogs don't usually drink water; they absorb most of the moisture they need through their skin.

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1 square inch of human skin contains 625 sweat glands

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Skin is the largest organ in the human body

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Skin is constantly being replaced --- most people shed 1.5 pounds of skin each year

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Hippopotamuses have thick skin ---- it's 1.5 inches thick.

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Skin is constantly being shed - up to 40 pounds in a lifetime

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Skin is constantly being replaced; a human has almost 1,000 new skins in their lifetime

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Gelatin is made primarily out of cow and pig skins.

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The average adult has 22 square feet of skin

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Skin is always shedding --- you shed a complete layer of skin every 4 weeks

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Honey Badger's skin is tough enough to resist machete blows and is almost impervious to arrows and spears

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Dust is less often the origin of the floating specs you see in the air. They're actually more often dead skin cells.

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Skin is always floating around in the air at surprising density. 15% of what you breathe in during a train ride is most likely the dead skin cells of the passengers, you included.

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