What are some bone names in a tree squirrel's neck?
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Vertebrae. Cervical vertebrae, to be precise. All mammals have seven, including humans.
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Tree squirrels are active all year round. You may not see them as often in the Winter, since they stay in their nests to conserve body heat. But they don't hybernate!
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Wikipedia has a good list:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skull_and_Bones\n\nHere is a list of some more prominent bonesmen:\nhttp://www.freedomdomain.com/skullbones.html\n\nHere is a very comprehensive list:\nhttp://www.biblebelievers.org.au/bones.htm
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Translator sites, as you can surmise, are LOUSY for translating technical terms such as animal names.  In fact, translator sites are pretty worthless for most tasks other than to get a general idea of what a sentence is about.\n\nTimbisha (Death Valley):  küümpe 'ground squirrel', tapa'ai 'chipmunk', wo'i 'golden-mantled ground squirrel'\n\nShoshoni (Western dialect):  wo'ih 'chipmunk', küümpe 'ground squirrel', tsippih 'ground squirrel', tsikih 'golden-mantled ground squirrel'\n\nUte (Southern dialect):  akwiisichi 'chipmunk, ground squirrel'\n\nSouthern Paiute (Kaibab dialect):  tava'a 'chipmunk', o'itsi 'ground squirrel'\n\nNorthern Paiute (Soutern Nevada dialect):  tabba 'chipmunk'
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Toothless mammals include:\nPlatypus\nEchidnas\nAnteaters\nPangolins\nBaleen whales\n\nContrary to what others have listed, the following mammals do, in fact, have small peg-like teeth:\narmadillos, sloths, and aardvarks
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Diana Monkeys - Cecopithecus diana diana\nBrown Headed Spider Monkeys - Ateles fusciceps robustus\nBlack and white colobus monkeys - Colobus guereza kikuyyensis\nHowler Monkeys - Alouatta seniculus\nMacaque Monkey - Macaca fascicularis\nSquirrel Monkey\nRed Handed Tamarins - Saguinus midas midas\nBlack-capped Capuchins - Cebus apella\nWhite handed Gibbon - Hylobates lar\nWolley Monkey\nSaki monkey\n\nare among some of the names of monkeys
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The squirrels in my yard eat anything they can find. Of course, the bird seed that I put out, but I have also seen them eat the bark off of small trees too. The leaf buds from trees, as well as digging for flower bulbs and bugs. They also find a few acorns that they had buried previously. Again, anything they can find, they are omnivorous.
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Of the skeletal system? The bones of course. Here is a list of some of the bones- be aware that this doesn't go nearly all of the boens in the body\nHead and Neck\nFrontalis\nZygomaticus\nOccipital\nNasal\nHyoid\nLacrimal\nTemporal\nMandible\nCristi Galli\nCribriform plate\n\nChest\nTrue Ribs\nFalse Ribs\nFloating Ribs\nClavicle\nVertebra\nSternum\nSpine\n(4 areas of spine)\nradius\nHumerus\nPelvis\nPhalanges\nMetacarpal\nCarpals\nWaist Down\nTibia\nPateller\nUlna\nTarsels\nMetatarsels\nPhalanges\n\n\nHOPE THAT HELPS- ITS NOT A FULL LIST, BUT ITS A LOT
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FEMUR{THIGH BONE}\nSMALLEST IS STAPES{EAR BONE}
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Depending on the amount of time you have, Owl pellets can be fun!...Order the pellets and sort through them to find the skeletal remains of its meal.... Identify the bones.  You should be able to get them online.\n\nTry here\nhttp://www.raptor.cvm.umn.edu/raptor/education/owlpellets/home.html\n\nYou can order extras and have people try to match you bones....they're not too expensive
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Spridle. The monkey's name was Chim-Chim, btw.
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Scientific terms for plants (flora) and animals (fauna)
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Holly\nHandbag\nHankerchief\nHarmonica\nHairclip\n\nCandy\nCookies\nCinnamon potpouri\nChrystal ornament\nCider\nCaramel apples\nCaramel Corn
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The Answer you are looking for is the Hyoid bone, it is in your throat and helps support your tounge. Here is a link that describes it for you. \n\nhttp://bioweb.uwlax.edu/APlab/Table_of_Contents/Lab_03/Hyoid_Bone/hyoid_bone.html
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They sleep in nests which are made of twigs and leaves and the interior is lined with fur, feathers or other soft material for comfort.  There are normally two exits in the nest, and they are built high in a tree between two strong branches.  They build their nests high enough to provide protection from ground predators, yet not too high or the nest will be destroyed by the winds.  Squirrels also will build a nest in a hollowed-out tree cavity.
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If you are just talking about BONE, then these things make up the AXIAL SKELETON of a VERTEBRATE ANIMAL
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frogs\n\nroses\n\ncards\n\nbombs