In reality, the yellow or green color in boogers comes from immune cells called neutrophils. Neutrophils are the first responders to an infection in our body. When there is any sign of a germ ...

But maybe you didn't stop there. Maybe you ate those boogers too! And it turns out, that slimy snack could hurt more than just your social standing. Let's take a closer look at that booger.

Not only was it called Nissan Moco, but its first version was launched in green color and the slogan to top it off was: 'You can store the booger anywhere.' The detail is that its launch in 2001 ...

In the final phase of boogerfication, the mucus, dirt, and other junk dry up and clump together, forming the nasal classic-- the booger.