The ears and nose are the body parts with the least bones. They do not have bones inside them, but rather cartilage, which is more flexible and lighter than bone.
The ears and nose are primarily composed of cartilage, which is a type of connective tissue that provides support and flexibility. This makes them able to bend and move without breaking.
Examples of other body parts with minimal or no bones:
- Tongue: The tongue is made mostly of muscle and does not contain any bones.
- Lips: Lips are primarily made of muscle and skin, with no underlying bones.
- Eyelids: Eyelids are composed of skin, muscle, and cartilage, and do not contain any bones.
