Your humerus works with many muscles in your shoulder and arm to help you lift, swing, bend, and rotate your arm in lots of directions!
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Scientists call the esophagus by its fancy name “oesophagus” (pronounced ee-SOF-uh-gus), which comes from ancient Greek words meaning “to carry” and “to eat” — basically, your very own food-carrier!
Your foot bones act as natural shock absorbers — during a day of walking around 10,000 steps, they can cushion about 1.8 million pounds of force!
Located right behind your heart and windpipe, your esophagus is like a special delivery tube that runs from your throat to your tummy!
Your kidneys (body filters) filter about 120–150 quarts of blood every day!