Does anyone know what the little red piece is on my classroom's life size human skeleton model is?

[Joekingston]

Does anyone know what the little red piece is on my classroom's life size human skeleton model is?

Edited November 15, 2019 by Joekingston
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[Strange]

I suspect you might have to provide the tiniest bit more information. Such as what this "little red piece" looks like, where it is located, etc. Maybe a photo?

[nevim]

Joe king

[studiot]

12 minutes ago, nevim said:

Joe king

really ? +1

I thought it was the label.

[Phi for All]

1 hour ago, Joekingston said:

Does anyone know what the little red piece is on my classroom's life size human skeleton model is?

3. Ran out of white Legos

2. Nose from his Halloween costume

1. Weight Watchers merit pin

[John Cuthber]

There are a couple of bits of the human skeleton which are not "attached" to the rest. IIR|C the hyoid bone is one.
So, in a model skeleton, it needs a "bridge" of some sort to hold it in place.

There would need to be some way to distinguish that bridge to make it clear that it's not a bone.

Making it red would be one possible option.

 

[Strange]

16 hours ago, Joekingston said:

Does anyone know what the little red piece is on my classroom's life size human skeleton model is?

The tongue?

The heart?

The safety thing that you pull to make it all fall apart?

[mistermack]

4 hours ago, Strange said:

The tongue?

The heart?

The safety thing that you pull to make it all fall apart?

He's a poet, and now we know it.