The skeleton, just a bunch of bones, right? Well, yes, but they help us do a multitude of different actions - stand, walk, run, pick items up, and more. They also produce red blood cells, as they create stem cells that have no function, within the bone marrow situated within them. It is good to keep it healthy, as it will help us later in life to be more mobile, and there are many things we can eat or do to keep and maintain a healthy skeleton.
A look at our skeleton, which is an endoskeleton (because it's inside your body), and the bones that make us stand up.
The skull is made up of more than one bone, and there is only one bone that moves; the mandible.
What foods we can eat that will help build strength in our bones.
How different muscles connect to bone or other muscles.
An introduction to what muscles are and how they work in our body. This leads to another section of the website.
"The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
