University of Cambridge: There's No Such Thing as a Silly Question

University of Cambridge: There's No Such Thing as a Silly QuestionBy: Mike Rampton Illustrator: Guilherme Karsten A brilliantly silly question and answer book, fact checked by world leading experts from across the University of Cambridge. Did you know that there's no set number of bones in the human body? Most babies are born with around 300 bones, but by the time they've grown up, they usually have between 206 and 213. Covering a range of subjects from science, technology, engineering and mathematics to evolution,

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