How come if your fingers are paralyzed or have nerve damage, they don’t prune, (wrinkle) and why do only our finger tips and toes prune?

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How come if your fingers are paralyzed or have nerve damage, they don’t prune, (wrinkle) and why do only our finger tips and toes prune?

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Fingertips and toetips become wrinkly when wet for long periods of time so that we can get a grip and don’t slip on smooth surfaces.

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