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Why You Have Two Nostrils Instead of One

United StatesPublished October 24, 2026

Views 37.1K  |  Likes 272  |  Comments 34
Views#14,472,891Global
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David Abbasi, MD | Orthopedic Sports SurgeonDavid Abbasi, MD | Orthopedic Sports Surgeon
406K subs•2.02K videos•Mar 2013

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Views

37,198

Likes

272

Comments

34

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Total (all-time): $26 – $74

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Why do we have two nostrils instead of one big opening? 🤔 It comes down to something called the nasal cycle. Throughout the day, nerve signals make the tissue inside your nose swell on one side, then the other. While one nostril handles most of the airflow, the other rests, rehydrates, and rebuilds its protective muc…

Published
October 24, 2026
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It has 37.1K views in total. It ranks #14,472,891 among tracked YouTube videos by views.

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Total views
37.1K
Total likes
272
Total comments
34
Published
October 24, 2026
Global rank by views
#14,472,891

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