Why do nails grow on the end of each toe?
What is the reason – does anyone know?
It would be a lot easier if they grew on the knees
where the clippers could reach them with consummate ease.
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Author:
Michael Edwards (
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Oh lol good write M. Do you knock those nails down to size with a hammer? How's Miss Berles?!
Miss Berles is toeing the line for a change
Thanks for a little light entertainment on MPS Uncle Mike ! We are accused of being over scienctific and scarmongering about CLIMATE CHANGE ! If you read BILL BRYSONS latest book on Human Anatomy & Physiology # you will learn that NAILS (in toes and feet) are to protect both sets of digits ! Finger tips are very tactile - sensitive & (of necessity soft) If we didnt have FINGER NAILS our sensitive finger tips would easily get damaged. The same it true for feet ! Before we covered our feet with SOCKS & SHOES our toe tips were sensitive to what we were treading in ! They also warned us if the ground was dangerous. The TOE NAILS were to protect the sensitive TOE TIPS from damage like finger nails ! Many people still walk barefooted and live bare handed ! Animals have claws & hooves etc which serve a number of very important ZOOLOGICAL purposes epecially as many are Arboreal Brachiators (and most Birds live in Trees) unlike us HUMANS who are Bipedal Locomotors ~ OK !
Blessings & Peace to You & Yours
Love Angela & Brian 🧡💙🧡💙🧡
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