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What is the rubbery substance found on the edge of bones?
Conteledge. I think or its marrow?
What spongy substance keeps bones from grinding against each other where they touch?
The spongy substance that prevents bones from grinding against each other at their joints is called cartilage. This flexible, rubbery tissue acts as a cushion, absorbing shock and allowing for smooth movement between bones. It helps reduce friction and provides support, ensuring that joints function properly during physical activities.
What substance holds the bones together in a skeleton?
joints
What is a fiber like substance that holds bones together at joints?
Ligament
Why does vinegar make bones rubbery?
Vinegar makes bones bend because the acetic acid eats away at the calcium in the bones.
Why don't bones become rubbery?
Because people do not drink a lot of calcium nowadays.
What connective tissue connects bones to bones?
Connective tissue is one which is rich in intercellular substance or interlacing processes with little tendency for the cells to come together in sheets or masses. Ligament is the connective tissue that connect bones to bones .
What would happen if you didn't have tissue between your bones?
Bones grinding on bones is a painful and debilitating condition. The cartilage between the bones keeps this from happening.
Describe the texture of the things that join the bones of the chicken?
The texture of the things that join the bones of the chicken is typically smooth and slightly elastic. These connective tissues, such as tendons and ligaments, provide support and facilitate movement in the chicken's skeletal structure. They have a firm, rubbery consistency that helps hold the bones together and allow for flexibility.
Why are cartilage important?
As the primary buffer between bones, this pliable, rubbery tissue known as cartilage is responsible for supporting your weight when you stand, bend, run, and so on. As well, it acts as a cushion and shock-absorber, helping to reduce friction between joints as well as hold bones together.
How do your bones move without grinding?
a fluid in protects it (synovial fluid)
What keeps bones from grinding against each other when they move?
cartilage
