If stretched all the way, how big are the human organs?
If it spread all the way, the human brain was the size of a pillow case, the human skin covered the floor of a small tent, and the human gut was about the same length as a three-story building, while the blood vessels in the body people who can line up can surround the Earth 4 times.
If it spread all the way, the human brain was the size of a pillow case, the human skin covered the floor of a small tent, and the human gut was about the same length as a three-story building, while the blood vessels in the body people who can line up can surround the Earth 4 times.
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