I WONDER - Is The Tongue A Muscle?

The video explains how muscles in the body connect to bones to provide structure, with the tongue being an exception as it connects only to the body. The tongue is a highly dexterous muscle, capable of various movements to aid in eating and speaking. Some people can roll their tongues into unique shapes, a skill inherited from their parents.

How does the structure of the body relate to the connection of muscles to bones?

What is unique about the connection of the tongue compared to other muscles in the body?

In what ways can the tongue be described in terms of its movement?

Why is the tongue considered a dexterous muscle?

What skill related to the tongue can be inherited from parents?