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Timothy Simmons

Timothy Simmons is a staff writer at Biology Insights covering human physiology. He previously wrote wellness columns for digital media platforms. Simmons earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from Ithaca College and lives in Huntsville, Alabama.

Can Everyone Actually Flare Their Nostrils?
What Is a Foramen? Definition, Location, and Function
Why Do Fat Cells Never Really Go Away?
Why Is the Appendix Considered a Vestigial Organ?
Why Do People’s Eyes Open When They Die?
How Many Organs Can You Live Without?
At What Temperature Does Human Blood Freeze?
What Is the Warmest Part of Your Body?
Do Your Organs Move? Why and How They Shift in the Body
What Are Bicarbonates and Their Role in the Body?
Do Fat Cells Die? The Science Behind Fat Cell Loss
What Is Total Body Water and Why Does It Matter?
What Is the Average Body Temperature of a Human?
What Is Normal Human Body Temperature in Fahrenheit?
What Is the Average Human Body Temperature?
What Is Normal Human Body Temperature?
What Is Brown Fat and How It Differs From White Fat
Cool Things Your Body Can Do Without You Noticing
Do Humans Have the Dirtiest Mouth?
How Does Water Travel Through Your Body?
What Is the Second Most Important Organ in the Body?
What Happens If You Go a Day Without Water?
Are Boogers Made of Dead Brain Cells?
What Is Usable Energy in the Body?
Can You Be Born Without an Appendix?
Why Are Boogers Salty? The Science Behind the Taste
Can Blood Hydrate You? The Science of Dehydration
Why Do We Snort When We Laugh?
What Are the Effects of Hunger on the Body?
Where Is Most of the Body’s Water Found?