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Lydia Clark is an associate editor at Biology Insights who covers human biology and neuroscience curiosities. She previously worked as a digital content researcher and wrote general science explainers. A graduate of American University with a BA in journalism, Clark lives in Charlottesville, Virginia, where she coaches a middle school track team.

Is It Good to Suck In Your Stomach?Bones & Muscles
Can Blind People See Color? The Science Explained Physics
Does Spice Tolerance Decrease With Age?Gut & Kidney
Why Do Vibrations Feel Good? The Science Explained Physics
Are Hip Dips Good or Bad? The Truth About Your Anatomy Bones & Muscles
How to Stop Your Nose From Growing: Fact vs. Fiction Bones & Muscles
Why Do Some People Have Big Eyes?Genetics
How to Build a Tolerance to Spicy Food Nutrition
Why Do Bookstores Make Me Poop?Gut & Kidney
Is Spice Tolerance Related to Pain Tolerance?Biology
Why Is My Girlfriend Always Cold?Hormones
What Does 200 Pounds Look Like on Different Bodies?Diet & Weight
Why Do I Shake When I Cry? The Science Explained Mental Health
What Is a Dominant Hand and What Determines It?Genetics
Why Do You Get Belly Rolls When Sitting Down?Diet & Weight
Why Do People Shower in the Morning?Sleep
How to See More Colors: Expanding Your Perception Eyes & ENT
Can You Smell Water? The Science of Water and Odor Physics
Why Does My Nose Look Big at 14?Kids
Why Do I Like Milk So Much? The Science Explained Nutrition
Why Does Seeing Someone Vomit Make You Vomit?Mental Health
Why Do Women Crave Chocolate? The Science Explained Mental Health
Why Am I Naturally Flexible? The Science Explained Bones & Muscles
Why Does Sleep Feel So Fast?Sleep
Can You Train Yourself to Not Have a Gag Reflex?Eyes & ENT
Do You Get Used to Cold Showers?Therapies
What Is It Called When You Rub Your Feet Together?Bones & Muscles
Why Is My Chin So Close to My Neck?Bones & Muscles
Why Do People Spit? The Science and Reasons Explained Gut & Kidney
Does Boxing Make You Dumber? The Science Explained Fitness