Trivia 3/25

[Steve]

What is the second largest human organ and it's approximate weight?

Who was the first person to fly across the Pacific Ocean?

[ffemtreed]

Originally Posted by Steve

What is the second largest human organ and it's approximate weight?

Who was the first person to fly across the Pacific Ocean?

I would guess the brain at 3.5 lbs, I am pretty sure the liver is the largest. With my body, I would say the liver is the second largest, and my belly fat is the largest by far!!!

I am going to say the next question is a trick question and my answer is Amelia Earhart. I know she was first across the atlantic, but I also suspect she may have been first across the pacific as well.

[Dixie719]

Your skin is the 1st!

[Pier_man0909]

large intestine

[Steve]

One person might be right. Remember, we are speaking about something classified as an organ.
No potty talk! That part does not count.

There are no trick questions.

[Steve]

The liver is the second largest organ, weighing 2 kg.

Between May 31 and June 9, 1928, Charles Kingsford Smith, with C.T.P. Ulm, H. Lyon and J. Warner made the first air crossing of the Pacific from Oakland, California via Honolulu and Suva, to Brisbane, Queensland, in "Southern Cross", a Fokker F.VIIb-3m.

Amelia Earhart only flew to Hawaii.
Charles Lindburg was the first to cross the Atlantic (1927 I think), NY to Paris.