bones
atlas – the highest vertebra that supports the skull
cartilage – a protective covering on the surface of bones
clavicle – one of the most commonly fractured bones of the body
coccyx – ‘tailbone’
human ankles – 7 tarsal bones
human foot – 26 bones
human skeleton – an adult human’s skeleton accounts for 14% of their body weight
human wrist – 8 bones
hyoid – the only bone that’s not connected to another
If laid end-to-end, the total length of all the blood vessels in a typical adult human would measure approximately 97,000 kilometres (60,273 miles).
ligament – a band of fibrous connective tissue connecting one bone to another
tendons are made of elastic tissue
tendons – connects muscle to bone
tibia – the larger bone in the lower leg