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7 creepy facts about the human body you didn’t learn in school

Author: admin809

January 9, 2026

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GettyImages 1823930646 0541 — The human body is capable of some truly remarkable things – even if they can be a little gross at times. Some of its strangest and most interesting behaviors are things most of us never learned about at school. So, here are a few facts about the human body that might just creep you out… (Picture: Getty)

GettyImages 1341678205 cc96 — The process is known as saponification, and essentially, due to a chemical reaction, the bleach is turning the oils and fats on and in your hand into a form of soap. This is why your hand always feels slippery after you work with bleach – and a reason why you should always wear gloves when handling the substance. (Picture: Getty)

GettyImages 2186768137 8753 — The spinal cord has a soft rubbery consistency, like thick dough, and is also quite delicate. The cord itself is soft and easily damaged, but is protected by vertebrae and cerebrospinal fluid. It’s a fragile, cylindrical bundle of nerve tissue, not solid, requiring significant protection. (Picture: Getty)

GettyImages 2151995461 1111 — Our internal organs can produce itch-like sensations, either because itch receptors activate pain neurons or due to systemic conditions affecting the liver, kidneys, or thyroid. Nerve problems can also trigger deep, widespread itching even without a rash. Diseases such as anemia, diabetes, and certain cancers can also cause internal itchiness. (Picture: Getty)

GettyImages 1281855772 5bb9 — Earwax is produced by modified sweat glands in the ear canal, and is mixed with oily secretions (sebum) from oil glands, dead skin cells, and dirt, forming a natural protective substance. (Picture: Getty)

GettyImages 89369530 a054 — Humans are naturally producing a faint light known as ultraweak photon emission (UPE) or biophoton emission, as a byproduct of metabolic chemical reactions, but it is far too weak for the naked eye to see. This is not infrared light, but something different as the intensity of the glow fluctuates throughout the day, following the body’s circadian rhythms. (Picture: Getty)

GettyImages 1436060623 e92b — Young children have the ability to regenerate lost fingertip tissue – which includes bone, skin, and nail, if the amputation occurs just below the nail bed and the wound isn’t stitched closed. This will allow stem cells beneath the nail to trigger regrowth, and it is not something that adults can do. (Picture: Getty)

GettyImages 469241860 376d — If you have a severe lack of vitamin C, then old wounds can re-open as the vitamin is crucial for collagen production, and without it, the body can’t maintain existing scar tissue, causing it to weaken, break down, and reopen. So, it turns out that vitamin C is essential not just for healing new wounds but also for maintaining the structural integrity of old, healed wounds. (Picture: Getty)

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