hard body parts
The human body has 13 thoracic vertebrae, which are located in the chest area and help protect the spinal cord. Each thoracic vertebra is associated with a rib, totaling 12 pairs with one additional vertebra called T1.
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The respiratory system
Antibodies are substances in the blood that help the body protect itself by identifying and neutralizing foreign invaders such as bacteria and viruses. White blood cells are also important as they defend the body against infections and foreign substances. Additionally, platelets play a role in blood clotting, which is crucial for wound healing and preventing excessive bleeding.
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Its shell and its pincers (particularly the larger pincer) help protect it.
To protect our body parts and also our private body part,sence organs
You body strategically places and removes fat from parts of your body based on what will help you survive (this goes back to when humans were hunters/gathers and didn't have a steady stream of meals). As you gain fat, your body places it where it will help protect you the most, and as you lose fat it keeps it where it will help protect you the most.
hard body parts
Because they they can survive heat and their body parts help them to protect against heat.
Bones hold you up. Without them you'd be a floppy jellyfish. Your bones also help to protect the soft parts inside your body.
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.
Do we have a skeleton to protect our organs and to help us move and support our body
White blood cells
They protect the heart and lungs.
Water is used by the body's cells to help them function. Water helps protect and lubricate certain parts of the body, such as the spine and joints. Also, drinking enough water will help the body efficiently flush out waste through the intestines, kidneys, and sweat glands.