8. Female fingerprints are 99% different from male ones.
Female skin secretes twice as many amino acids as male skin and distributes it over the fingers differently. That’s why scientists can just look at a fingerprint to find out the sex of a person.
7. The way we put our hands together tells us what our leading brain hemisphere is.
Right finger on top means that the right hemisphere is dominant; the left finger on top proves that the left hemisphere is more active in your body. The right hemisphere is responsible for emotions and imagination. The left hemisphere is responsible for analytical and logical thinking.
1% of people would put their fingers parallel to each other. These people are called ambidextrous. Scientists have suggested that for ambidextrous people there is no dominant brain hemisphere. In this case, both of them are equally developed.
6. The liquid that runs out of your nose can be from your brain.
The liquid leaking through your nose can be your brain fluid. The brain fluid is located around your brain and held in by a special membrane. Sometimes it can leak through your nose in small quantities as a clear liquid.
5. You’re more unique than you actually think.
You’re absolutely unique and not just when it comes to your fingerprints. The shape of your ear is also unique. The tongue also has a unique shape and texture. In contrast to our fingerprints, this “pattern” never changes.
