Friday, August 30, 2019
Water-induced finger wrinkles improve handling of wet objects
You may have wondered why fingers develop wrinkles when wet for extended periods of time. It is known that this process is controlled by the nervous system, and therefore it seems likely to serve some kind of function. In this podcast we talk to Tom Smulders and Kyriacos Kareklas about their hypothesis that these wrinkles help improve our grip on objects under water. They discuss their study which has been published in Biology Letters, and present their experiments that show that people are faster at moving objects taken out of water if their fingers are wrinkled than if they are not. See their paper at
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I have performed experiments on myself and determined when I take a bath while drinking 16oz of water every hour my fingers do not wrinkle no matter how long I stay in the water (maximum test duration 3 hours). I know I am a small sample size but this would suggest something more going on than just a response of the autonomic nervous system.
ReplyDeleteSent here by Alex Dainis's coverage of this same topic. watch?v=vosW6FL5RPQ
ReplyDeleteMy fingers have stopped wrinkling in water...should i be concerned? I also test positive for high rnp antibodies (usually indicative of mixed connective tissue disease)
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