bones

"These are major problems that can’t be fixed overnight. I make no bones about that, and there’s no point pretending otherwise. Meaningful change is not easy to deliver."

We get them through our mouths, through our skin and in our bones, by breathing.

Elise, 50, is terminally ill after breast cancer spread to other parts of her body, including her bones - her femur had to be replaced by a metal rod after it was rotted by cancerous cells.

Other coprolites contained bones chewed up by predators that, like today's hyenas, crushed bones to obtain salts and marrow.

The comparison concluded that bones from red foxes; bobcats, mountain lions, lynx or the American cheetah; and hares or rabbits were used to make needles at the LaPrele site.