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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.

What Organs Can You Live Without?
When You Die Do Your Eyes Stay Open?
Is Blood Warm When It Comes Out of the Body?
What 4 Elements Make Up 96% of the Human Body?
Is Sweat Salt Water? Why Your Sweat Tastes Salty
What Is the Hottest Part of Your Body?
What Is Short-Term Energy? How Your Body Uses It
What Is Osmolarity and How Does It Affect the Body?
Can People Die With Their Eyes Open?
What Organ Can You Not Live Without?
How Long Can a Person Survive Without Water?
What Are the 12 Major Organs of the Body?
What Part of Your Body Has the Most Germs?
Can You Sweat Out Your Pee? The Biology Explained
Does Skin-to-Skin Contact Keep You Warmer?
Where Is the Lumen Found in the Body?
What Happens When You Sneeze With Your Eyes Open?
Do Your Organs Move Around Inside Your Body?
What Do Ions Do? Key Roles in Your Body’s Functions
Fat Cell Death: How It Works and What It Means for You
What Is L-Glutamate and What Does It Do in the Body?
What Is Metabolism and How Does It Actually Work?
What Is Anaerobic Metabolism and How Does It Work?