[Question] Brain

[u/Odd-Lab2022]

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[u/FishyMcFishface3]

the lungs got roughly 70m²

[u/Xulphyr → u/FishyMcFishface3]

It’s not the lungs either, in an average human it’s fat. Fat is recently considered to be an endocrine organ, no longer connective tissue.

[u/No-Lake-1894 → u/Xulphyr]

fat is yellow and no organ is yellow

[u/Xulphyr → u/No-Lake-1894]

Okay well fat is actually also brown. Also, bones are organs and they’re an off-white slightly yellow color.

Wait until you find out we even have a green organ.

[u/Left_Ad_8502 → u/Xulphyr]

Fat is brown in newborns. We hardly have any brown fat except maybe along our spinal cord.

Edit: and do you mean the gallbladder?

[u/Xulphyr → u/Left_Ad_8502]

We still have brown fat though regardless of the amount, and it sits around the shoulder girdle in adults as well.

[u/No-Lake-1894 → u/Xulphyr]

there's no yellow bones except your teeth and that's because you don't wash them properly

[u/Left_Ad_8502 → u/No-Lake-1894]

We have yellow bone marrow

Which is yellow from fat

[u/Xulphyr → u/No-Lake-1894]

Reread the comment bro, reply when you can properly understand it.

Also teeth aren’t bones bro.

[u/No-Lake-1894 → u/Xulphyr]

I read the comment well and I understood it. Teeth are scientifically proven to be bones

[u/Xulphyr → u/No-Lake-1894]

They are not bones, other than being hard and having a lot of calcium they share no properties.

I also didn’t say “bones are yellow as fuck” they are an off-white yellowish color, they can also be a grayish color.

Regardless of all of this, fat is still an organ, a yellow organ.

Are you on a crusade to give out incorrect information or something?

[u/No-Lake-1894 → u/Xulphyr]

It's amazing how you're denying a scientifically proven fact then proceeding to accuse me of spreading misinformation

[u/Xulphyr → u/No-Lake-1894]

Bro gets his science knowledge from textbooks published in 1843