The life of your skin!
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Our skin is home to a much wider array of bacteria than previously thought.

The study also shows that at least among healthy people, the greatest influence on bacterial diversity appears to be body location. For example, the bacteria that live under your arms likely are more similar to those under another person’s arm than they are to the bacteria that live on your forearm.

Fleshing-living bacteria.

Charles Mudede—who writes about film, books, music, and his life in Rhodesia, Zimbabwe, the USA, and the UK for The Stranger—was born near a steel plant in Kwe Kwe, Zimbabwe. He has no memory...

7 replies on “Mysterious Skin”

  2. I’M SO FUCKING HIGH AT WORK I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I SHOULD BE DOING BUT I THINK THERE’S AN ISSUE COMING OUT AND EVERYONES WORKING REALLL HARD AND REALLY LATE SO I’LL JUST SMOKE THE REST OF THIS CRACK AND POST SOME MORE STUPID NONSENSICAL BULLSHIT

  4. I wasn’t really surprised that humans have large numbers of fungi and bacteria growing on them and in them. What I did find curious was the area behind the ear had the least growth. I wonder why that is. Is it the least exposed? Or is it a threat to the ears and the body excretes some sera?

  7. THE RETOURNEMENT OF THE SAME HAS FINALLY CRACKED LIKE YOLKS OF MARX OVER MUDDY’S HED AS HE WEEPS QUITELY UNTO THE SPINE OF ILYICH. BUT KARLES HAS NUT ANSWWWERED OUR ORIGINAL QUESTION: WHAT IS HIS CLASS? AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, IS IT RELATED TO HIS SCROTUM-BACTERIA?

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