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TIL Humans have the same number of body hairs as chimpanzees. The main difference is that our body hairs are short, thin, and have less pigment.

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TIL Humans have the same number of body hairs as chimpanzees. The main difference is that our body hairs are short, thin, and have less pigment.

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Oxford University Press broke the news in Oxford, United Kingdom on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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