human physiology

Provides facts about the human body, looking at the heart, blood, liver and kidneys, eyes, skeleton, skin, lungs, and ears, nose, and throat.

Discusses some of the physical characteristics of slime mold, elephants, orangutans, boars, peregrine falcons, tortoises, and sharks, comparing them to similar human features, and presents information about Greenpatch Kids, an alliance of young people who are interested in learning about the environment.

Describes how boogers protect the body by collecting germs in one's nose and how to clear one's nose of boogers without making others sick, and explains that one should never, ever eat them.

Describes how boogers protect the body by collecting germs in one's nose and how to clear one's nose of boogers without making others sick, and explains that one should never, ever eat them.

A guide to the human body and the way it works offers an accessible way to find out about the body's operating and maintenance systems, and all the key components that make this machine work so well.

Describes the nature of the body's cells, protoplasm, tissues, organs, and systems, and explains how they work.

Describes the human body from the viewpoint of an alien from another planet. Includes simple experiments.

Describes the human body and features simple experiments concerning human physiology.