Children are more flexible in general because compared to developed adults they are still growing and attaining calcium as well as other vitamins that help harden bones and make them inflexible.
Bones are of course harder
A greenstick fracture.
The fracture usually occurs in children and teens because their bones are flexible, unlike adults whose brittle bones usually break.
The ends of the bones or the joints are covered in cartilage and lubricated with sinovial fluid to make a skeleton flexible. Bones themselves are not flexible at all.
The brain does not control your bones, your bones are more or less static. They are moved by muscle contraction, which is triggered by electrical signals sent from your brain. The fact that your bones are connected to flexible joints is what allows your muscles to move them.
No, people who are more flexible do not have more bones.
As a child grows, some bones start fusing together. This makes the person less flexible.
no bones are not flexible
It is known as cartilage.
Joint
well, if they are flexible then that means they are limber
Spelled cartilage- it is a tough, flexible tissue in the body. Your nose and ears are cartilage.
Bones are of course harder
no-one they have the same amount
Stong, flexible, and soft are the best descriptor of bones.
They have more flexible joints because the younger children are the less their bones and joints have formed. Because they are so unformed, the bones are also able to stretch. If you don't practice as you grow older the bones and joints form fully and grow stronger and you lose your flexibility. After this it is harder to become flexible. On the other hand because your bones and joints are not formed properly yet they not only are flexible but can also break easily and then heal quickly too. It's ironic. You can bend incredibly, but break easily, and then you heal easily.
Generally, ligaments attach bones to bones while tendons attach muscles to bones.