A dog’s nose is irresistibly adorable, whether it’s wet and shiny or dry and textured, always inviting a gentle “boop.” These ...

An Arizona man got the surprise of a lifetime when he blew his nose and out popped a nearly 30-year-old Lego. Ben Havoc took to Instagram earlier this month to explain how a small Lego dot from ...

Bacteria are too small to be filtered by nose hair. Nose hair only filters large particles ... You have microscopic cilia, these filter mucus and send it to the back of the throat where it ends up in ...

A new ultra-small electronic nose (e-nose) that operates on ultralow power opens up possibilities for applications in various fields, such as air quality monitoring, health diagnostics ...

(Gray News) – An Arizona resident said he finally got a small Lego out from his nose that was stuck there more than 25 years ago. In an Instagram reel, 32-year-old Andi Norton, who also goes by ...

The toy was “too small for me to reach in my ... one day he got a big surprise when the Lego piece fell out of his nose. “I can breathe out of this side of my nose now, and it’s fantastic ...

But a big sneeze in the shower ... So now that was also stuck in my nose.’ Their mother fished out the figurine with a pair of tweezers, not knowing that a small piece remained.

While it's not as quiet as some selections in this roundup, its versatility and power make up for that small shortcoming. Even with the ton of attachments (the nose hair blade, three other blades ...

Ben Havoc, from Arizona in the US, was one of the many children from the 90s who stuck a piece of Lego — specifically a small dot piece — up his nose. “I don’t know why I did that,” he said.