Is it true that?!
Question: your nose and ears continue to grow until you die?
Answers: your nose and ears continue to grow until you die?
Man! Dumbo must be really old!
may be! lot old people have extra big ears. lol
ask pinnicio
are you sure its not nose and ear hairs??
Yeash :
Bloody hell I hope not, maybe as your body devellopes in your teens.
Yes it is true.
YES
i don't think so, the cartilage in your noes doesn't grow any more female ears don't grow but males tend to seem as though they do but it's just the fat in the lobe that stretches a bit just like all skin does when you age
I doubt it unless it runs away ones it's grown. Coz in all films & that, the skulls are always missing eyes, nose & ears.
no.. i actually ask my health teacher at school and he said no.
so no worries
=D
This is a myth. It seems as though they continue to grow because as your body decomposses your ears and nose stay the same.
Ha, do the ears and nose grow or does the rest recede ???? I'm now 69 and looking for the answer.
i don't think so....
It might or might NOT be true,
Because mt grandmother is old but she does not have a long nose or big ears.
But some old people have big and long nose when the are really old.
what??? YOU MUST BE TALKING ABOUT HAIRS
Yes, the only thing that stops after about age two is the size of your eyeballs.
it's ture. nither of them have any BONES and will grown until you die.
No one really knows. Nose and ears are just cartilage. They can change over time in any shape or form because they do not contain bone. Bones stop growing when they have grown to their capacity. Cartilage doesn't have a limit. Have you noticed that older folks always have longer and skinnier ears than us as younger folks? Sometimes you see older folks with noses that change too by getting droopier or smaller. This is one un-answered scientific question we will hear for the rest of our life.
Don't think that is true at all certain parts of the body stops growing at a young adult age.........Blessings Yahoo
i don't think so
I'm not an expert, but I've heard that they do continue to grow until you die because they are made of cartilege, not bone.
Did you know that after you die & are buried, the protein in your body will continue to let your hair & nails grow? A good reason to be cremated, huh?