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You probably figured that because an adult is bigger, he would have more bones in his body. But that isn’t so! An infant has 300 bones in its body, while an adult has only 206. What happens to them as the child grows? Do they just disappear? No! As the child grows, two or three of these bones fuse, or grow together, to form one
