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    4. Which internal organ is the only one that floats?
    Which internal organ is the only one that floats?

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    +2  Views: 1728 Answers: 8 Posted: 12 years ago
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      Your lungs
      12 years ago. Rating: 3
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        MaryMary

        Yes! Correct answer to documented physiology. Like a baloon in water...
        commented 12 years ago
        lungs i think
        12 years ago. Rating: 4
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          NONE, because to qualify "FLOAT" it would rise out of your body if/when your opened-up either by injury or surgery. Now you do have, what they call "Floating" ribs because they aren't attached at both ends.
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            MaryMary

            Clever! But still not what I read... My organs, personally, do levitate, but that's an anomaly.
            commented 12 years ago
            "OUR LIVER, ESPECIALLY ON ALL NIGHT (BINGES); IT'S A GOOD THING WE HAVE (TWO) OF THEM!"
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              6dogs4us

              Pandy only one liver, two kidneys!
              commented 12 years ago
              PANDA

              "WHAT! WE HAVE (2) KIDNEYS?" "I SHOULD HAVE STAYED AWAKE MORE DURING (MED.) SCHOOL CLASSES." (GO FIGURE ONLY ONE LIVER & TWO KIDNEYS.)
              commented 12 years ago
              zuluo

              I only have ONE liver.
              commented 12 years ago
              lungs i think
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                Yer Brain
                12 years ago. Rating: 3
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                  MaryMary

                  caveat to question: internal organ between neck and butt. Sorry, Harry Good one tho
                  commented 12 years ago
                  6dogs4us

                  Maybe harry's brain floats MaryMary! He could be one of those special people.
                  commented 12 years ago

                  Your Lungs? Really? Even when all of the air is removed? I don't buy that...

                  12 years ago. Rating: 2
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                    I would guess that it may be the brain.  There is a high level of fat and water.


                    Or it's the bladder (full of air) or any organ that you could put air into.


                    I don't know............. it's a good question for a pathologist.

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