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Question: how long would it be if you threaded all your veins together into just one big string
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Kirsty Ross answered on 14 Mar 2024:
It would be approximately 60,000 miles if all your arteries, veins and capillaries were laid out end to end. This is enough to go round the world more than 2 times.
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Amber Villegas - Williamson answered on 12 Apr 2024:
WOW Kirsty has given an amazing answer.
It’s not something I would know without looking it up, so I have learnt something new!The human body is truly mad amazing!!!
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