The correct answer is "up to 38 times larger than the appendix now found in humans which is currently an average size of 9 cm in length."
Further Explanation:
The appendix has gotten smaller over hundreds of years. The appendix is found in the lower right abdomen and connects to the small and large intestines.
Scientists have been studying the appendix for years and are still trying to determine what is used for in the body. A person can live without the appendix and millions have had it taken out because of an infection or it has burst. A burst appendix can be fatal if not caught in time.
The appendix ranges in size but the largest ever removed from a person was 35 cm.
