Petaaahhh???

[u/reddugitive]

[u/Faedoodles]

I'll never forget that they are the reason we know the human body is 70% water. Also, I'll never look up how the figured it out.

[u/harmonicvolley → u/Faedoodles]

We already knew that though, just by weighing very fresh cadavers and then dying them out and weighing them again. They were just doing stuff as an excuse to torture people to death. As far as I know, the frostbite thing was the only new information to come out of it

[u/Trezzie → u/harmonicvolley]

Organ transplants, and human/ape crossbreeding (inability) I think, too?

Maybe radiation exposure safety amounts, but I'm not positive on that one.

[u/moist2025 → u/Trezzie]

Japan did learn a lot about radiation exposure through human subjects, but in a very different way.