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It covers you from head to toe, keeps water out, and heals itself when you get a small scrape.
Your skin is the largest organ of your whole body, wrapping around you like a protective suit. It keeps water in, keeps germs out, helps you feel heat, cold, and touch, and heals itself when you get a small scrape.
Your tongue helps you taste and talk, and your liver cleans your blood, but neither covers your entire body the way skin does.
Skin is made of several layers, and it constantly replaces its outer cells, giving you a whole new outer layer every few weeks without you noticing.
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