She's Brielle-iant, Anatomy

If you watch this show, then you know that we are also producing original digital content. And one of our biggest Ellentube stars is that big. And her name is Brielle. And her program is called Briell

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. Have a look. Hello! I'm Brielle! Today we are going to learn about the human body. Are you ready to learn? First I want to talk to you about the ribs. You have seven true ribs, three false ribs, and two floating ribs. The floating ribs are not connected at all. Because they float. On the inside of your elbow there is a nerve called the ulnar nerve.

And that's why you get this weird sensation when the ulnar nerve hits the humerus. I'm trying to touch my funny bone. But it's not funny. This is a skull. Let me tell you how many bones there are in the soul. Can you guess? There are 22! And around the brain we have eight cranial bones. Frontal, parietal. Occipital and temporal. The nose, eyes and jaw. My jaw gets a lot of exercise because I like to talk a lot! Vertebrae are one of my favorites because you can stand, sit and even walk. And those parts of the vertebrae help you maintain balance.

I take ballet and that also helps us keep our balance. Let me show you a plié. One two three four. And let me show you a mix. Something fell on the drowned people. A photo of Mr. Bones. You've seen? He stuck to my hands. Speaking of hands, the area of ​​our body with the most bones is the hand. 54 bones, that's a lot of bones. Phalanges, metacarpals and tadpoles. I love the word phalanges. Because I like to say phalanxes. Phalanxes! Phalanxes! Wow, those were great phalanxes. We have been learning a lot. Do you want to have a tea party, Mr.

Bones? That sounds good. He bit me on the finger. It's a little heavy. I need help please. My God. Wow! Alright! Thanks for learning with me today! See you next time! Mr. Bones says goodbye! Adorable. To see more from Brielle-

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