What type of hair is typically found on the human body?

Vellus hair is the correct response as it refers to the fine, soft, and usually unpigmented hair that covers much of the human body. This type of hair is often referred to as "peach fuzz" and is most commonly found on areas where terminal hair is not present, such as the face, arms, and legs. Vellus hair plays a role in thermoregulation and provides a certain level of protection for the skin.

In contrast, terminal hair is thicker, longer, and more pigmented, typically found on the scalp, face (such as beards), and in areas affected by hormonal changes, like the armpits and pubic region. Lanugo is a type of fine hair that develops on fetuses in the womb and generally disappears before birth, whereas curly hair refers to the texture of terminal hair and is not a specific type of hair found on the body.