The two hundred and six bones of the human body produce many blood cells, store important minerals such as homeostasis (storage and release), and also release hormones, necessary for life. During body movement, the skeletal system helps by contracting and pulling bones to produce movement. Although, in the world we live in today, the skeleton symbolizes all kinds of significant means/reasons. From people using it as a symbol of death (Halloween, rituals, etc.), movies, and many other scary things, the real fact is that the skeletal system is one of the most life-giving systems in the body. Apart from other living organs like skin, eyes and many others, bones are the main primary function that supports them all. Bones are strong and firm, but each one in our body has its own blood, lymphatic vessels and nerves. Since the skeletal system determines the movements, support and protection of our body, it also has its own