Explanation

The human body typically has 206 bones

At the time of birth, there are 270 (300) bones which fuse with time to come to a total of 206 bones.

The total bones of our body can be divided into:

• the axial skeleton (80) 
• the appendicular skeleton (126)

The newborn child has 300 bones.

Longest bone: Femur (thigh bone)

Shortest: Stapes (one of the 3 small bones inside the ear)

The human head has 22 bones.

Explanation

• The heart is the pumping station of the human body.
• It is responsible for pumping blood throughout the body.
• It supplying oxygen and nutrients to tissues and organs.

Explanation

The the life cycle of a butterfly:

• Eggs: The female butterfly lays eggs on a leaf.
• Caterpillar (Larva): The egg hatches into a caterpillar, which eats and grows.
• Pupa (Chrysalis): The caterpillar transforms into a pupa, a resting stage where it undergoes metamorphosis.
• Adult (Butterfly): The pupa emerges as a fully formed adult butterfly, ready to fly and reproduce.

Explanation

• Over-eating can lead to obesity.
• While consuming spicy food can irritate the stomach lining.
• It potentially causing ulcers in susceptible individuals.

Explanation

In statistics, N is commonly used to represent the population size, whereas n denotes the sample size