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What ribs protect the liver?
Ribs 6-12 protect the liver along with the bottom of the sternum
Why do humans need ribs?
To protect the internal organs (such as the hearth and lungs) from damage.
Why ribs have joints?
Ribs have joints to protect our lungs.
What if heart has no ribs to protect it?
we will die without ribs
How do your ribs protect your organs?
your ribs are like a hard shield that stands infrunt of the organs and stuff to protect it. =D
What muscle protect ribs?
Ribs 1-10 protect the lungs along with the sternum and the clavical.
Which system do the ribs protect?
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What are two way the cardiovascular and skeletal systems are interdependent?
The heart needs the ribs to protect it , but the ribs and all bones need blood to get nutrients so they can be healthy and strong.
Why are the ribs spaced out?
To protect the lungs.
Who protect your heart and lungs?
your ribs
What is the thing that protect your lungs?
ribs
What is ribs used for?
to protect your organs.
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