Human Body Facts for Kids
Welcome to our Human Body Facts library. On this page you can access one of the largest collections of facts about the human body This is an excellent resource for students, teachers or anyone who wants to learn more about the human body. We hope you find these facts about the human body interesting, stimulating and educational. You can begin to explore our human body facts library by scrolling down and choosing a section.
Our Human Body Facts category is separated into different sections. Each section is about a specific part of the human body. For example, we have a section about the human brain, the human heart and the human lungs. We're constantly adding new facts about the human body, if you can't find the information you're looking for you should check back every couple of days. You can also contact us with your requests, and we'll add it to one of our future updates.
Each of the human body facts sections are listed below, in alphabetical order.
Blood Facts
In this section you'll learn about the blood. You'll learn about human blood, what its purpose is in the human body, and other facts about blood.
Bone Facts
In this section you'll learn about bones. You'll learn about human bones, what purpose they serve inn the human body, and other facts about bones.
Brain Facts
In this section you'll learn about the brain. You'll learn about the human brain, what its purpose is in the human body, and other facts about the brain.
Cell Facts
In this section you'll learn about cells. You'll learn about the human cells, what their purpose is in the human body, and other facts about cells.
Circulatory System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the circulatory system. You'll learn about the human circulatory system, what its purpose is, and other facts about it.
Death Facts
In this section you'll learn death. You'll learn about the process of death, why organisms die, leading causes of death and other facts about it.
Digestive System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the digestive system. You'll learn about the human digestive system, how it processes food, and other facts about it.
Ear Facts
In this section you'll learn about the ears. You'll learn about the human ears, how they help you hear, how they help you keep your balance and other facts about the ears.
Esophagus Facts
In this section you'll learn about the esophagus. You'll learn about the esophagus, how it pushes food, how the esophagus works and other esophagus facts.
Eye Facts
In this section you'll learn about the eyes. You'll learn about the human eyes, how they make it possible for you to see, and other facts about the eyes.
Feet Facts
In this section you'll learn about the feet. You'll learn about the human foot, how they make it possible for you to walk, and other facts about the feet.
Fingernail Facts
In this section you'll learn about fingernails. You'll learn about the human fingernail, how they help you do things, and other facts about fingernails.
Gallbladder Facts
In this section you'll learn about the gallbladder. You'll learn about the human gallbladder, what its purpose is, and other facts about the gallbladder.
Hair Facts
In this section you'll learn about human hair. You'll learn about hair, what its purpose is, where its found on the human body, and other hair facts.
Hand Facts
In this section you'll learn about human hands. You'll learn about hands, what their purpose is, where they're found on the human body, and other hand facts.
Hearing Facts
In this section you'll learn about the sense of hearing. You'll learn about hearing, how humans hear, what organs help us hear, and other hearing facts.
Heart Facts
In this section you'll learn about the heart. You'll learn about the human heart, what its purpose is in the human body, and other facts about the heart.
Immune System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the immune system. You'll learn about the human immune system, how it protects the body, and other facts about it.
Integumentary System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the integumentary system. You'll learn about the human integumentary system, how it protects the body, and other facts about it.
Kidney Facts
In this section you'll learn about the kidneys. You'll learn about the human kidneys, what they do in the human body, and other facts about the kidneys.
Liver Facts
In this section you'll learn about the liver. You'll learn about the human liver, how it helps the human body, and other facts about the liver.
Lung Facts
In this section you'll learn about the lungs. You'll learn about the human lungs, what their purpose is in the human body, and other facts about lungs.
Lymphatic System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the lymphatic system. You'll learn about the lymphatic system, what its purpose is in the human body, and other facts about it.
Muscle Facts
In this section you'll learn about muscles. You'll learn about human muscles, what its purpose is in the human body, and other facts about muscles in the human body..
Muscular System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the muscular system. You'll learn about the muscular system, what its purpose is in the human body, and other facts about it.
Nervous System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the nervous system. You'll learn about the nervous system, what its purpose is in the human body, and other facts about it.
Nose Facts
In this section you'll learn about the nose. You'll learn about the human nose, how it helps you smell, how it helps your breath and other facts about the nose.
Pancreas Facts
In this section you'll learn about the pancreas. You'll learn about the human pancreas, how it regulates blood sugar levels, and other facts about the pancreas.
Poop Facts
In this section you'll learn about human poop. You'll learn what human poop is, what human poop composes of, why poop smells and other facts about poop.
Reproductive System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the human peproductive system. You'll learn how humans produce offspring, the organs for males and females and other facts.
Respiratory System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the respiratory system. You'll learn about the human respiratory system, how it helps you breath, and other respiratory system facts.
Skeletal System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the skeletal system. You'll learn about the human skeletal system, its purpose is in the human body, and other skeletal system facts.
Skin Facts
In this section you'll learn about skin. You'll learn about human skin, how it protects the human body, and other facts about human skin.
Stomach Facts
In this section you'll learn about the stomach. You'll learn about the human stomach, how it helps digest food, and other facts about the human stomach.
Sweat Facts
In this section you'll learn about sweat. You'll learn why humans sweat, how much we sweat, what sweat composes of and other facts about sweat.
Teeth Facts
In this section you'll learn about teeth. You'll learn about human teeth, what their purpose is in the human body, and other facts about teeth.
Toenail Facts
In this section you'll learn about toenails. You'll learn about the human toenail, what their purpose is in the human body, and other facts about toenails.
Tongue Facts
In this section you'll learn about the tongue. You'll learn about the human tongue, what its purpose is in the human mouth, and other facts about tongues.
Urinary System Facts
In this section you'll learn about the urinary system. You'll learn what the urinary system is, what organs are in this system, and other urinary system facts.
The human body is a complex biological structure that is made up of cells, tissue, organs and systems. All the things that make up the human body work together to maintain homeostasis. Some of the important organs in the human body are the heart, lungs, brain and liver. Without them, your body wouldn't be able to survive. However, there are some organs that you can live without, like the gallbladder, spleen, appendix and kidneys, you have two kidneys, but you can live with just one. All these organs belong to one or more of the systems in the human body.
The organs, tissues and cells in your body make up several different systems. For example, the circulatory system involves the heart, blood vessels and blood. The circulatory system helps move blood throughout your body. The digestive system involves the stomach, small intestines, large intestines and several other organs. The digestive system takes food you've swallowed, breaks it down, and absorbs nutrients from it. The immune system is the army that guards your body from foreign pathogens. It fights off viruses, bacteria, fungi and other invaders that would harm your body.
The human body is a marvelous achievement of evolution. You can do things that no other known lifeform, living or extinct, can do. Regardless of how complex or amazing the human body is, you need to treat it right. Regular exercise, a healthy diet, limited alcohol intake and avoiding recreational drugs will keep your body in tip top shape.