The human body grows and changes from birth to old age, but surprisingly, some body parts stop growing very early in life and remain the same size until death. A detailed explanation video on ‘Villagers in Shock as Man Disguised as Schoolgirl Sleeps in Same Room with Child’ has been published on NewsVista.
One of the most surprising examples is the eyeball. A baby is born with eyes that are almost fully developed. As the face grows over the years, the eyes stay nearly the same size, which is why babies appear to have unusually big eyes
Another body part that does not grow after birth is the tiny bones inside the ear known as ossicles. These bones are fully formed at birth and remain unchanged throughout life, even though hearing ability may decline with age.
Permanent teeth also do not grow once they appear. While baby teeth fall out and adult teeth replace them, the size of each adult tooth stays the same, though they may wear down over time.
In addition, many brain cells stop multiplying early in life, even though the brain continues to learn and adapt.
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