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Easily Learn EVERY Bone in the Human Body - THE 206 BONE RAP

Learn all 206 bones of the adult human body with this fun and catchy educational rap song! This fully animated music video breaks down every bone, from the sections of the skull to the tiny interlocking parts of the wrist in a way that’s easy to remember and fun to sing along with. Perfect for students, teachers, and anatomy enthusiasts, this song makes studying the bones of the skeleton exciting and memorable. Whether you’re preparing for a test or just love learning through music, this video turns science into rhythm and rhyme. Lyrics: How many bones in a skeleton? ‘Cause in a human, there’s a hella ton, Two hundred six bones make up its frame, So let’s call them out… name by name. You might think the skull is just one bone, But trust me when I say that it’s not alone, The cranium, the face, and the inner ear, Twenty-nine whole bones are found in here. A baby skull hardens well into the future, Securing firm joints to form the sutures, * The occipital, parietals, and sphenoid few, The frontal, temporals, and the ethmoid too. Mandible and maxilla offer quite a bite, The lacrimals and zygomas give your eyes a site (sight), Nasals, palatines, vomer, up in the nose, * Turbinates filter breaths, to ensure air flows. * The hyoid bone sits atop the neck, No joints to its name to help keep it in check, Malleus, incus, stapes, in the ear, Tiny ossicles, without them you can’t hear. Radius, ulna, up to the humerus, Down to the thigh ‘cause that’s where the femur is, You call it kneecap, I say patella, The tibia is slapped right next to the fibula. Twenty-four ribs emerge from the backbone, Ten float with cartilage, ‘cause they lack stone, * Fourteen ribs hook up with the sternum, Xiphoid, body, and the manubrium. * Seven are cervical, twelve are thoracic, Build up the spine, see how high you can stack it, The last five vertebrae join in the lumbar, The bottom is where the coccyx and sacrum are. Ilium, pubis, ischium, PELVIS, The hips and the booty, you can shake it quite well, sis, The clavicle and scapulae round off the torso, And we’re not done, there’s a hundred bones more so… Let’s break it down like an osteoclast: We got hamate, capitate, trapezium, scaphoid, Pisiform, lunate, triquetrum, and trapezoid, We just did the carpals, now let’s head on to the tarsals. ... Navicular, cuneiforms, cuboid, talus, The heel in the back is called calcaneus, Five metacarpals, five metatarsals, * Phalanges on top, I call that a handful (hand full). Some bones are alone and some come in pairs, Some combine into one, one spot they share, And now that everything’s said and done, There’s two hundred six bones in the skeleton. Caveats: The following bones listed in this section are not sutures; they are cranial plates that are separated by sutures. Palatine bones form the floor and walls of the nasal cavity and the roof of the posterior oral cavity (behind the maxilla bones). The turbinates are usually known as the inferior nasal cochae. It's difficult to rap the term "inferior nasal cochae" though. The "stone" is referring to hydroxyapatite, the major mineral component of bones that cartilage lacks. The five rib pairs that "float with cartilage" are known as "false ribs" because they indirectly attach to the sternum with cartilaginous connections. The last two pairs of false ribs are called "floating ribs" because they don't attach to the sternum at all. The xiphoid, body, manubrium, ilium, pubis, and ischium bones are not considered individual bones within the list of 206 adult human bones. They are components of the sternum and pelvic bones. This is referring to five metacarpals/metatarsals per hand/foot. Most bones referenced are mirrored about the central axis of the body (meaning that there are ten metacarpals/metatarsals). Thumbnail Art: Adobe Photoshop 2024 Animation: Adobe Animate 2024 Music Composition: Bandlab Editing Software: ShotCut Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/keeloverhere #anatomyrap #humanskeleton #educationalmusic #learnwithmusic #206bones #bonerap #animation #song #206 #bone #rap #mnemonictechniques #anatomy #anatomyanimation #bones #humanbones #education #educationalanimation #science #biology #biomedical #lesson © Kyle Harris, KeelOverHere, October 26, 2025