The human skeleton is the structure that enables the body to maintain its form, sustain life and participate in movement. It consists of a central skeleton with bones stacked, joints and ligaments to be able to maintain the position of the human body. The central human skeleton consists of 206 bones, which are divided into several categories, including facial bones, head bones, spine, humerus, upper and lower limb bones. The skeleton is also supported by muscles, joints and tendons, which help maintain balance and proper function.
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The human skeleton is a complex structure that consists of 206 bones and many joints. The bones that make up the human skeleton are divided into three categories: the bones of the face, head and torso. The skeleton also provides blood supply to tissues and organs. The individual bones form joints that allow the body to move. Attached to the joints are tendons and muscles that allow movement and keep the body in position.
The human skeleton is very interesting and has many interesting facts. For example, compared to other animals, human bones are relatively small. The human brain consists of 22% of bone, while in other mammals it is only 8%. The human skeleton is organic and lasts for years, so it is important to keep it healthy. If your skeleton is not taken care of properly, you may experience pain from a broken bone or other injury.
