blog post #7

The human skeleton is very special to us because we need it to do everything. The youtube video “ does the human body really replace itself every 7 years?” is very straight forward and debunks the theory of our bodies replacing themselves every 7 years. The video explains that its 7-15 years. The video is also very visual and uses pictures of the brain and the skeleton to help the viewer illustrate what they are talking about. The youtube video was very short and informational providing information about the skeleton-like how it sheds or telling the viewers about the brain and history on how they get all the information. Overall the video was simple, visual straight to the point. It was also oral because it had a woman talking about all the information in the video. The video was also a little bit goofy so it can keep the viewer engaged with the woman talking saying some jokes.


The second video which was called “ do babies really have more bones than adults” is a short and informative video also which dwells more into babies vs humans when it comes to a number of bones. Overall the video was kinda boring I could have found my self turning it off at any point. There were no pictures no text nun of that jus a man talking for 1 minute straight. Although it's boring the video gets to the point with what they have to say and tells the viewers what it's supposed to. Overall between the 2 videos, they are both short and sweet also get straight to the point with no extra nonsense and tell you what they're supposed to about the human https://youtu.be/XqJWSyUbmkw
https://youtu.be/DMghmH302C8

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