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The Bizarre Biology of Newborn Babies

Fun and surprising medical facts about newborn babies, focusing on their unique skeletal structure and tear ducts.

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Fun and surprising medical facts about newborn babies, focusing on their unique skeletal structure and tear ducts.

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Think you know everything about human anatomy? Look at a newborn. They are missing something major. Newborn babies do not have kneecaps. Instead, their knees are entirely made of soft, spongy cartilage. It helps them eventually crawl and survive falls without shattering bones. Speaking of bones, they have nearly a hundred more than you do. Around three hundred separate pieces that slowly fuse together as they grow. And when they cry about it? Completely dry eyes. Tear ducts don't fully open for weeks. They aren't tiny humans; they are entirely different biological machines.

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