🦴 Why do we have bones?

Bones are like the frame of your body! 🏗️ They help you stand tall, run, jump, and play. Without bones, you would be like a wobbly jelly! 🍮

Bones also protect your soft parts, like your brain inside your head and your heart inside your chest. 💖

Bones are the strong framework of your body! 🦴 They give your body shape and help you move by working with muscles. Imagine your bones are like the poles of a tent—without them, you’d collapse! ⛺

Bones also protect important organs. Your skull shields your brain, and your rib cage keeps your heart and lungs safe. 🛡️

Bones even make blood cells inside them! Red and white blood cells are made in the bone marrow, which is like a tiny factory inside your bones. 🏭

Bones are the foundation of the human body, providing structure, protection, and mobility. 🦴 They are made of a mix of collagen (a flexible protein) and calcium (a hard mineral), which makes them both strong and slightly bendy. 💪

Here’s what bones do:

• Support: They hold up your body like the beams of a building.
• Protection: Your skull guards your brain, and your ribs shield your heart and lungs.
• Movement: Bones work with muscles as levers to help you walk, run, and lift things.
• Blood Production: Bone marrow inside bones makes red blood cells (which carry oxygen) and white blood cells (which fight germs).

Bones also store minerals like calcium and phosphorus, which your body uses when needed. 🏦