Hi, we've got three stories from Curiosity.com to help you get smarter in just a few minutes. I'm Cody Gough.

And I'm Ashley Hamer.

Today you'll hear some motivational advice from Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.

You'll learn about the muscles in your tongue. Yes, that's

muscles, not muscle. And you'll take the world's shortest IQ test. It's only three questions.

Let's tell us for some curiosity.

Cody, do you know what the strongest muscle in your body is? three questions. Let's tell us for some curiosity.

Cody, do you know what the strongest muscle in your body is?

Your brain?

No, your brain isn't a muscle.

It's kind of a muscle.

No, it's not.

It's nothing like a muscle. all. It's an organ. Yeah. I don't know the strongest muscle on my body. I don't have very many strong muscles. So I don't really know. Well, I mean, a lot of people say it's your quads maybe,

and then a lot of people will say tongue.

But it's not the strongest muscle in your body,

for two reasons. One one it's not and two it's more than just one

muscle what the tongue yeah it's actually a bunch of muscles.

Really? Yeah, this was really surprising to me.

Today in myth-busting, your tongue is more than just one muscle.

It's a bunch of muscles.

Most of the muscles in your body attach to bone, but a lot of the muscles in your tongue just attached to each other.

That's how octopus arms and elephant trunks work too, by the way.

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