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Why do you get goosebumps? 🥶 From adrenaline rushes to chilly temperatures, discover the science behind arrector pili muscles and why our bodies react with chills. Learn the quick biological explanation of why we get goosebumps when we are cold, scared, or emotional!

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00:00Something cold just touched your skin.
00:03Watch what happens two layers down.
00:11This little guy is your erector pili muscle.
00:14And it just panicked.
00:24It yanks the hair follicle straight up
00:27and the skin around it puffs into a bump.
00:30Zoom out, and that's the goosebumps you just felt on your arm.
00:38Goosebumps.
00:41This trick used to fluff up thick fur to trap warmth
00:45or make our ancestors look bigger to predators.
00:50We kept the reflex.
00:52We just lost the fur that made it useful.
01:01So next time you get chills,
01:03that's a 200,000-year-old reflex,
01:06still clocking in for a job that doesn't exist anymore.
01:09We hope this trick used to be more.
01:09To be free, we have a cat we don't see it anymore.
01:09We hope this will be.

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