Have you ever wondered if horns can grow on a person's head when they get really old? The answer is surprising — yes, something like horns can appear, but they are not real animal horns. They are called cutaneous horns. Let's understand this in a simple way.
What Are These "Horns"?
A cutaneous horn is a hard lump of skin that grows out like a horn. It is made of keratin, the same stuff in your nails and hair. These horns look yellowish or brown, can be straight or curved, and feel very hard.
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