The Skeleton

The video begins with humorous skeleton jokes before diving into the educational content. It explains the two types of skeletons found in nature: endoskeletons and exoskeletons. The focus then shifts to the human skeleton, detailing its structure, composition, and the 206 bones it comprises. The video highlights the skeleton's functions, such as protecting vital organs and producing blood cells. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining bone health through diet and exercise, noting the risk of osteoporosis as bones age. The video concludes with a brief overview of orthopedic care for bone injuries.

What happens to bones as people get older?

What is osteoporosis and who is more likely to experience it?