The flexible, plastic-like support tissue in and around bones is called cartilage.
It is most noticible in the still upper portion of the outer ear.
There are also 3 auditory ossicles which are little bones located in the middle ear.
The vinegar (weak acetic acid) will de-calcify (remove the calcium) from the bone - thus rendering it flexible...easy to perform yourself. Best to clean the bone well before trying, change vinegar solution each day.
Elastic cartilage forms the outer ear and hyaline cartilage forms the tip of the nose. The elastic cartilage bends easier while the hyaline cartilage is firmer.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL_vdJ_uzUY
The flexible connective tissue found in sharks is called cartilage. Cartilage provides support and structure to the shark's body, while also allowing for flexibility and movement. This tissue is lighter and more flexible than bone, making it well-suited for aquatic environments.
The nose is supported by cartilage and bone. The ears are supported by cartilage. Both structures are essential for their functions in breathing and hearing, respectively. Injury or damage to this support system can cause physical and functional issues.
The external ear (auricle) and the epiglottis in the throat contain flexible elastic cartilage. This type of cartilage provides support and flexibility to these structures, allowing them to bend without breaking.
Cartilage is more flexible then bone, so it's better for the ears and nose.
cartiledge... its in your ear and in your ears
It lets you move your ears and your nose even possibly without your hands. It's like a flexible bone.
The hardness. Bone is stiff and inflexible and cartilage is flexible. Your ears and tip of your nose are made of cartilage.
soft and flexible bone matterSoft and flexible bone matter is flexible bone matter. This is when a person's bones are easy to break.
The material you're describing is cartilage. It is a tough, flexible tissue that provides structure and support to various parts of the body, including the ears. Cartilage is strong and resilient, allowing it to maintain shape while also being flexible enough to withstand bending and pressure. In the ears, it helps form the structure of the outer ear, known as the pinna.
No, it is not. Bone is strong but it doesn't bend easily. Cartilage is more flexible.
Generally, ligaments attach bones to bones while tendons attach muscles to bones.
The inorganic part of the bone is dissolved, leaving the residual soft and flexible
the bone present in our ears and at the front part of our nose,,,,,,,,is the most skinnest 1
heck yes
It is in the inner ears.