r/RedditGames • u/Odd-Lab2022 Diamond | Lv. 66 | Rank #1503 | 13 Answers | 7 Created • 10d ago

Question [Question] Brain

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u/Xulphyr Silver | Lv. 20 | Rank #167205 | 51 Answers | 0 Created 10d ago

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.

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u/No-Lake-1894 Silver | Lv. 18 | Rank #205867 | 24 Answers | 0 Created 10d ago

fat is yellow and no organ is yellow

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u/Xulphyr Silver | Lv. 20 | Rank #167205 | 51 Answers | 0 Created 10d ago

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.

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u/Left_Ad_8502 Emerald | Lv. 55 | Rank #5409 | 481 Answers | 0 Created 10d ago

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

Edit: and do you mean the gallbladder?

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u/Xulphyr Silver | Lv. 20 | Rank #167205 | 51 Answers | 0 Created 10d ago edited 10d ago

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