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When a skeleton takes damage, its health points are reduced, which can eventually lead to its defeat. In many games or fictional contexts, this might involve visibly losing bones or pieces, or it may simply weaken its overall structure. If the skeleton is defeated, it may crumble into a pile of bones or disintegrate, depending on the narrative or rules of the specific setting. Some interpretations might also allow for the skeleton to regenerate or return to life under certain conditions.
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What happens after a year when you die?
you turn into a skeleton
What happens when the body has a skeleton that does not grow?
have a dwarfism
Why does the skeleton protect your organs?
Your organs are soft, and a hit could damage them. The skeleton provides a hard cage to surround them.
What happens if an underage driver takes his friend car and wrecks the car?
The underaged driver's parents are responsible for the damage to the car.
What happens if someone accidentally takes Depakote?
Depending on how many you take, they can cause serious lung, liver, and brain damage.
What happens if you put 10 30 motor oil in a car that takes 5 20 motor oil?
It can causes serious damage
What is the difference between luge and skeleton and bobsledding?
Bobsledding takes four people to do it, luge and skeleton only take 1 person. Luge is foot-first and skeleton is head-first.
What happens if a persons skeleton was bone instead of cartilage at birth?
PIE!
What might happens to the skeleton after it is taken out of the ground?
It might fall apart.
Can you conclude that your skeleton is important to your body?
The skeleton is extremely important to the body. It provides the internal framework for the body and protects many internal organs from external damage.
What happens if a dog takes nexium?
What happens if your dog takes nexium?
What happens in Steal Away Home the story?
dana finds a skeleton and then a journal
