This Is Why You Always Leave Fingerprints When You Touch Something

January 22, 2017

On the fingertip and palm, a lot of linear ridges called "skin ridges" are lined up. Sweat gland holes are regularly lined up in the skin ridge, and sweat is always secreted from here. This is why fingerprints are attached when you touch things.

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