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Ansley
25 April, 18:10
Which is the strongest muscle in the body
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Rafael Simmons
25 April, 20:37
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The Masseter (the jaw) is the strongest muscle in the human body when measuring in weight.
The Gluteus Maximus (buttocks) is the strongest muscle in the human body when measuring in size, it is also the most important muscle
The Tongue, Heart, and Calf Muscles are the strongest muscle in the human body when measuring in most used
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