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Answer: Bladder
Why: Ureters deliver urine into the bladder continuously, where elastic walls stretch to hold it.
Answer: Eustachian tube
Why: Swallowing or yawning contracts the tensor veli palatini muscle, pulling this narrow passage open.
Answer: Using a lever-like mechanical advantage
Why: Ossicle leverage multiplies force about 1.3 times and the 17 to 1 eardrum to footplate area ratio the rest, some 22 fold pressure gain in all.
Answer: femur
Why: Most adult femurs are about 45 cm long, and the thigh bone can bear roughly 30 times an adult's body weight.
Answer: Uvula
Why: While the uvula protects the upper airway, the epiglottis folds down to block food from entering the windpipe.
Answer: Fovea centralis
Why: At the fovea's centre lies the foveola, just 0.35 mm across: the truly rod free floor, with cones packed near 200,000 per square millimetre.