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Human temperature was an average derived from 10 medical students at the turn of the century. It has never been updated or added to. The average Human temperature is 98.6
Dear, this belongs in Health. Not Animal Life.
A human is supposed to be 98.6*F, but if they have a fever or sickness it can get much higher, and that is deadly. It can get lower, too, and that is also bad. So,
98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
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