Papillae.
muscle tissue in tip of tongue
the tongue is a muscle, not a tissue.
You tongue is a muscle, but it also has sensory structures called taste buds that are located on it.
papillae
Muscle, fat and epithelium tissue, just like your tongue.
The tongue is made of muscle tissue, whcih can be cut or torn, possibly resulting in the amutation of the tongue.
the uvula is composed of lymphatic tissues
Rough projections on the surface of the tongue called PAPILLAE contain taste buds.
Your heart
Your tongue is also pure muscle and the strongest muscle in your whole body. It is said that your tongue can lift up 80 times it's own weight.
It is an organ. A tongue is an organ because a group of tissues makes up an organ. A tongue is more than a tissue, so it must be an organ. Each type of tissue in the tongue performs an essential task to help the tongue function properly.
No, there is no bone in your tongue. The tongue is a muscle, and only a muscle.