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A science writer with 13 years in education and media, Julie Hurley is a staff writer at Biology Insights reporting on human biology. She coordinated educational exhibits at a science museum and produced digital science content. Hurley, who follows college track and field, regularly verifies anatomical data against academic medical textbooks.

What Is the Philtrum and Why Do We Have One?
How Deep Are Belly Buttons? And What Influences Their Depth?
Why Do We Have Toe Hair? Science, Function, & Health
Can People Grow Horns? The Science Behind Human Horns
What Is the Largest Organ Inside the Body?
Do Eyebrows Stop Growing? Why They Don’t Get Long
Why Do Some People’s Ears Get Red?
What Determines an Innie or Outie Belly Button?
How Deep Does Your Belly Button Go? An Anatomical Look
What Makes a Belly Button an Outie?
What Is the Heaviest Organ in the Body?
What Is the Indent Above Your Lip Called?
What Makes a Belly Button an Innie or an Outie?
Why Do Hands Have Lines? The Function of Palm Creases
Is There Pee in Sweat? The Science Behind Body Fluids