“Where in the human body do we have cartilage?”
Leonardo da Vinci’s anatomical study of the arm, showing the movements of the biceps. c. 1510 (Image via Wikipedia)
Mommyo, promptly: “Your nose and ear.”
The Five-Year-Old, thoroughly: “Where else?”
The iPhone, belatedly:
“Cartilage is found in the joints between bones, the rib cage, the ear, the nose, the elbow, the knee, the ankle, the bronchial tubes and the intervertebral discs.” (Wiki.Answers.com)
Mommyo, bravely: “Next!”
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3 Responses to ““Where in the human body do we have cartilage?””
I think its cool that we have cartilage in lots of places.
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Luke at dis dood ^
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i also think it is cool that we have cartilage rafael but i do not see how that answers the question.
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