What is your mouth?
This is the seventy-first lesson of our Big Course. Along the way to the answer, you'll learn what your mouth really looks like, where all the parts originally came from... and what their original job was.
How do you taste salt?
This is the seventy-second lesson of our Big Course. Along the way to the answer, you'll learn why those little bumpity things on your tongue AREN'T "taste buds", why you don't have five tastes, and why most of our tastes originally had nothing to do with food.
Why is frosting SO DELICIOUS?
This is the seventy-third lesson of our Big Course. Along the way to the answer, you'll learn what a smell is, the real reason why no one will ever get a brain transplant (well, maybe), how you smell, and how "deliciousness" evolved.
What does George Lucas not know about his own mouth?
This is the seventy-fourth lesson of our Big Course. Along the way to the answer, you'll learn what a word is, how your mouth might be cursed, and HOW TO SAVE A FLIPPIN' LIFE.
Where do (newt) babies come from?
This is the seventy-fifth lesson of our Big Course. Along the way to the answer, you'll learn how you went from one cell to hundreds, why you're not a tumor, life's original superpower, and the two kinds of animal in the world.
(If you stick around to the afterparty, you'll also learn where the three different kinds of twins come from.)
This is one of our off-the-book "Secret Sixth" lessons; specifically, the one for "Mouths". Trust us, you won't want to miss it...
