There are 206 bones and here they are:
My Bones from Head to Toe
The cranium protects the brainium,
To bonk it is a painium.
The maxilla and mandible
Help render food digestible.
The clavicle's the collarbone,
The S-shaped, curvy Scholar-bone.
The scapula is flat-ula,
Rather like a spatula.
The sternum's like a bony tether,
Holding all the ribs together.
The rib cage holds the lungs and heart
It really is a work of art.
Linking body to brain is spine:
Harm it not, and the nerves'll work fine.
The funny bone's the humerus,
But whacking it is humorless.
On lower arm with ulna abides
The radius, which is thumb-side.
The carpals are the wrist bones,
They glide like smooth round stones.
In the palm are metacarpals,
Which number five in all.
Each finger has phalanges three,
While two in thumb we see.
Moving on, we find the hip,
Which table corners commonly clip.
Connecting there is one long shaft:
The femur is a hefty haft.
Capping the knee there is a disc
Called the patella, or kneecap for brisk.
Of lower leg bones there are two,
The tibia, largest; and fibula, too.
The anklebones glide just like the wrists:
Tarsals let feet turn and twist.
Metatarsals form arch and sole,
Five of these make a foot whole.
Last but not least, phalanges again!
Four toes have three, the biggest but twen!
Aren't you glad that this is done?
Don't be silly! It was fun!
… Wasn't it?
Your head is heaviest part of your body.
The human head consists of 22 bones, including the cranial bones which form the skull, and the facial bones which comprise the structure of the face and jaw. These bones protect the brain, support facial muscles, and provide structure to the head and face.
The long bones in the body, such as the femur, humerus, and phalanges, are rod-shaped bones. These bones provide support and structure to the body and aid in movement.
The human body typically has 206 bones. This number can vary slightly from person to person due to the presence of additional small bones or fusion of certain bones.
Hard body parts that support your body include bones, which provide structure and support, and teeth, which help with chewing and breaking down food. Additionally, hard body parts such as the skull protect vital organs like the brain and provide support for the head and neck.
Your head is heaviest part of your body.
It will protect our head in our human body.
Skeleton refers to the bones of the whole body; skull refers to the bones of only the head.
An ant has approximately 3 main body sections (head, thorax, abdomen) and six legs, but they do not have bones like mammals do. Instead, their body is supported by an external skeleton called an exoskeleton made of chitin.
The adult human body has 206 bones. The Axial skeleton, which consists of all the bones in the head, the rib cage, the hyoid bone, the sternum, and vertebral column, has 80 bones. The Appendicular skeleton, which consists of the upper and lower limbs, has 126 bones.
Live bone is about 22% water. Your bones account for about 35% of your body weight depending on your fat-to-lean ratio.
Bones in the body
Soft body no bones, but a hard beak.
The cranium is the skull minus the mandible. That is, the bones of the head except for the lower jaw.
People have always noticed how large Lisa's head is in relation to her body. It's twice the size of everybody who stands next to her. Some people just have a disproportionate head-body ratio.
Cranial bones are bones of the head, tarsal bones are bones of the feet.
how are the bones in the body nourished