Skelleton system
Definition:
The skeletal system is the framework of bones in our body. It gives our body shape, support, and protection.
Main Parts of the Skeleton:
Skull – Protects the brain
Spine (Backbone) – Helps us stand straight and bend
Rib Cage – Protects the heart and lungs
Arms and Legs – Help in movement
Joints – Places where two bones meet (like knee, elbow)
Functions of the Skeletal System:
Gives shape to the body
Helps us move
Protects organs like brain, heart, and lungs
Makes blood cells inside bones
Stores calcium for strong bones.
Interesting Points:
Adults have 206 bones
Babies are born with more than 300 bones
Bones are stronger than steel of the same size.
Fun Fact :
The smallest bone in the body is in the ear (called the stapes).
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