Skeletons: Skeletons Uncovered
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Your skeleton is more than a collection of bones. Find out how your skeletal system works.
Your skeleton and the skeletal system is a living structure that keeps you healthy. Your bones help you move, make the blood that runs through your veins and protects your other organs. Take a look under the skin and learn about skeletons and the skeletal system.
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Skeletons: Skeletons Uncovered
Special | 4m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
Your skeleton and the skeletal system is a living structure that keeps you healthy. Your bones help you move, make the blood that runs through your veins and protects your other organs. Take a look under the skin and learn about skeletons and the skeletal system.
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