sella turcica, diaphragma sellae the dural folds of the pituitary fossa, in which the pituitary gland sits, situated in the sphenoid bone.

And look at the halfmoon shaped bones in the wrists.

Umm, that sounds incredibly dangerous.

Oh, look at the butterfly.

Want a butterflap?

Oh, there's a butterfly!

It's a dried butterfly.

So, what we're looking at now does it leave a signal?

Now, that's quite an ally. Ed, in that silo, I saw butterflies eat flesh.

And we've been working to try to improve everything from the fabric to the format and structure and aesthetics.

The life span of a butterfly is short.

And this piece those aren't actually leaves.

There's another pile of leaves.

It puts all the information into these small building blocks, which we call DNA.

The lifetime of a butterfly is three days.

Butterflies live for three days.

like pollination, that we take for granted.

You know what I mean Don't you know?

I had you.

Go to the Beau Thai. It's your favorite.

So Beau Thai, 7.

And trephination is simply just cutting a hole in the skull.

It takes about four weeks to grow these cells from the organ.

He's a doctor who's developed a cartilage operation.

The caterpillar turned into a butterfly.

The door hinge's creaking is annoying!

Begin the exam with the patient in the standing position.

You are a beautiful butterfly.

A butterfly is a mature caterpillar.

I caught a beautiful butterfly.

I captured butterflies with a net.

And I thought that they'd probably say, Well, it's all about sex.

I've got a few butterflies.

Leaves sing on their branches Bees jam with flowers

A ray of candle light penetrating a torn patch in the right shoulder, made a triangle of light under the left ribs.

With the arm supinated, assess for asymmetry, thenar and hypothenar muscular atrophy, or skin changes.

I captured butterflies with a net.

You know, I do sort of feel like a floating butterfly.

My caterpillar never turned into a butterfly.

A broken femur, 26.

I have a broken hand

I'd broken my neck and my back in six places.

The wrist and thumb.

Backbone

Bones!