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Oh dem bones....
Oh dem bones….
Make no bones about it. Your science teachers likely taught you that the human skeletal system has 206 bones, but it’s a different story at birth. Infants can have over 300 different bones in their bodies. As the infant grows, these bones fuse together to form the standard bone, composed of collagen and calcium. Why are babies so bony? During the fetus stage, babies’ bones are made of flexible…
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That's an amazing fact.
PSA.
I'm fond of thoroughly researching my science bullshit. I don't expect other people to be as ridiculously, idiotically concerned with detail as I am. You can always just ignore the specificity of my science bullshit. Science bullshit is just fun.
Just wanted to make it clear (since the science bullshit is starting) that I don't actually know what I'm talking about, but you should feel free to ask if you're interested, and I'll explain to my limited knowledge what the heck I even am talking about. On the other hand, if you're skipping all the science bullshit when you read my posts, that is also absolutely okay. Okay?
Sweet.
If anyone is taking an anatomy or human skeleton course, check out getbodysmart.com. It has a poop load of tutorials and quizzes. This website is seriously a major reason why I am not failing my human skeleton course.
