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Why did the skelenton didn't get a candy?
the candy would go through him
What is the name of the system of bones which is found within the human body?
The Skelenton
Is a garden slug a vertebrate?
no its invertebrate because it has no skelenton its body is muscle and shell is protein like human nail is made out of. I hope this helped :)
How much calcium should you consume daily?
100 lots of toilet roll hahahahahaha <33 and thena skelenton withh,, eastender''s tardar <3
Why is the skelenton called skeleton?
If you look this word up in a dictionary, it will give the origin of this word which comes from the Greek. It means to be dried up. I think that is goes back to a long time ago when bodies were buried and decayed and what was left over after period of time was "dried" up bones. Now the word also means a framework as in the framework that is built before a home is finished.
How did the island get it name in three skelenton key?
In "Skeleton Key," the island gets its name from the shape of the land, which resembles a skeleton key, a type of old-fashioned key used to unlock doors. The protagonist, Nick, learns that the island is steeped in mystery and lore, often associated with hidden treasures and secrets. The unique name adds to the intrigue of the story, highlighting the connection between the island's physical characteristics and its enigmatic past.
What makes a skelenton move?
Neurons fire in the brain via electrical impulses through the nervous system to trigger specific muscles to contract or relax. These muscles are attached to the bones of a skeleton with ligaments that pull or push the bone in one direction or another in relation to the skeleton as a whole, if the muscle that contracts and relaxes is attached to a bone that remains stationary during the contraction or relaxation, the rest of the skeleton would move in the opposite direction of the contraction or relaxtion depending on the joints and the relationship of that joint to the muscle contracted or relaxed, thus allowing the skeleton to "move."
