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In Manchester, New Hampshire, Isabel Soto teaches middle school life science in the public school system. She turns students’ questions about the human body into classroom demonstrations that explain fundamental biology. Soto taught elementary outdoor education courses at a local nature center and received a bachelor’s degree in science education.

What Happens During a Sneeze?
What Is Chemical Digestion and How Does It Work?
What Are Accessory Organs and What Do They Do?
Do Humans Have Hackles? The Science of Goosebumps
Why Is My Body So Wide? The Science of Body Shape
Do You Need Saliva to Taste?
Are Taste Buds Neurons or Something Else?
Can Humans Breathe Through Their Anus?
How Do You Get Carbon for Your Body?
Do We Have Lithium in Our Bodies?
Why Are Men Always Hot? The Science of Body Heat
Can You Taste Without Saliva?
What Is Panting and How Does It Cool the Body?
Why Do We Drink? The Science of Thirst and Hydration
Does Sodium Follow Water or Water Follow Sodium?
Why Do We Exhale After Drinking Water?
How to Improve Your Taste Buds and Flavor Perception
Can You Smell With Your Tongue? The Science of Flavor
How to Repair Cells in the Body for Better Health
Why Are My Arms So Long? The Science Explained
Does a Higher Metabolism Mean a Shorter Life?
Does Fat Keep You Warm? The Science of Insulation
Why Do Guys’ Voices Get Deeper? The Biology Explained
How Much Energy Does the Human Body Produce in a Lifetime?
How Does Throwing Up Work? The Biology Explained
How Much Oxygen Do We Breathe Per Day in kg?
Why Do Humans Gleek? The Science Behind Saliva Streams
Are Urine and Sweat the Same Thing?
What Would Happen If We Didn’t Have a Digestive System?
Do Your Cells Start Dying at 25?