fingers

45-year-old Malcolm MacDonald lost his penis to a blood infection that even turned his fingers and toes black. Doctors were able to graft a new penis onto his arm to be transplanted at some point, but because of health complications he's had to live with it on his arm for four years...

Wandering aimlessly around the internet today, I found an article on our fingers, and the wrinklyness we experience when we get into the water for a long time. Common "wisdom" makes us think that it's because we're swelling up after taking on water or something, or maybe the chemicals doing something to us. Seems like it would make sense, right? Nope. Not the reason at all.