Wow in the World WeWow on the Weekend (5/4/25)
May 4, 2025
Joining Dennis and Reggie is Thomas Fingerling, a lively guest known for his fun energy and previous appearances. They dive into a playful Q&A filled with music and laughter. Curious about the number of knuckles on a hand? They tackle such quirky questions with humor and insights into human anatomy. The science behind knuckle cracking gets some spotlight, exploring synovial fluid and the joyful sounds of popping joints. Expect whimsical tales and a laugh-out-loud thumb wrestling competition that showcases their entertaining chemistry!
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Knuckle Count and Pop Sound
- Humans have 14 knuckles on each hand, with three on every finger and two on each thumb.
- The popping of knuckles has a distinctive sound that is related to these knuckles.
Why Fingers Wrinkle in Water
- Fingers get wrinkly in water because palms and soles lack natural oils called sebum.
- Wrinkles improve grip in wet, slippery conditions.
Thomas Fingerling's Embarrassing Habits
- Thomas Fingerling humorously reveals embarrassing personal habits while being snooped on.
- Examples include toenail picking, shirt stains from eating, and ear hair plucking.