The curved bones of the chest is called ribs
Human ribs are simply called ribs. They are long curved bones that form the ribcage and provide protection to the organs in the chest cavity.
Yes, you can break bones in the chest.
The bones that form a cage around the chest are called the rib cage. It includes the ribs, sternum, and thoracic vertebrae. The rib cage protects the heart, lungs, and other vital organs in the chest.
The rib cage is in the chest area, and is a series of curved bones, there to help protect the softer organs such as the heart, lungs, liver, and so on.
It is the bones at the chest that protects your chest. They are covered in muscle and tissue which does help pad and insulate it from the environment but it is the bones that do most of the protecting.
i think there are about 14 bones in the chest
No
No... your ear or pelvic bone are curved.
There are several bones: ribs (24), sternum, thoracic vertebrae that protect the heart and the lungs and several other organs.
There are several bones: ribs (24), sternum, thoracic vertebrae that protect the heart and the lungs and several other organs.
It's just called curved glass.
the bones are rigid --------- I think a better way to answer this is they are rigid, but both curved and straight. Have you ever seen a picture of the femur, the pelvis, or the scapula? What about the clavicle? These bones, as all bones are, are rigid. They hold their shape (unlike the cartilage of the ear or nose) but are curved. A rigid straight bone could be named as the phalanges, or the humerus (MAYBE). I mean, even the radius and ulna are curved a small amount.