How Your Face Works in Stunning 3D Detail

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Our face is part of the body that’s much more responsible for communication than any other. See for yourself: there are just four muscles in the face that have a utilitarian function, which is chewing, and over 20 muscles only needed to express emotions. Did you know, for example, that the muscles that allow you to frown in disdain, pulling the corners of your mouth down, are called the depressors? What a telling name that is!

You might say the tongue is a muscle too, and you won’t be wrong, but it’s not so simple. The tongue actually consists of eight different muscles woven together. And the most amazing thing about it is that it never gets tired in your entire life. You always activate different parts of the tongue, and they simply have no time to be tired. But until you think of it, you won’t notice one thing: your tongue actually doesn’t have a comfortable relaxed position in your mouth. It’s constantly moving, and when it’s not, you probably press it towards your palate. But enough tongue wagging, let’s find out more about facial anatomy!

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TIMESTAMPS:
The facial nerve 0:27
The trigeminal nerve 0:53
The smallest muscle in the human body 1:39
The fastest muscles 2:40
If you can do this, you’re pretty rare 3:56
What about the tongue? 5:44
The most human thing ever 6:24
Why you can’t look in two different directions at once 7:30

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