because if you are standing up for a long time your vertebre' kinda settle in then when you bend over it starts stretching that cartilidge stuff in between your vertebre' and it becomes "unsettled" and it makes a cracking noise.
Because your skin is thin and it is going through?
The portion of your spine that is 'showing through' when you bend over is a sharp, triangular bony landmark called the spinous process. There is no muscle sitting over this bony piece, only ligaments thus the skin contours to it almost directly. The skin itself is no thinner in this area than anywhere else on your back.
ANd also because your muscles are stretching
It depends on what is attached to it. Some parts have other bones, like ribs attached. This makes it stiffer and less likely to bend. The same goes with the lower lumbar region which is attached to the pelvis.
because the spin can easily bend
because the spin can easily bend
you spine
Arthritis is common in the spine's bones. Scoliosis is a disorder of the spine that makes the spine bend unnaturally.
Because, your spine is a part of your back and is also a part of your neck. When u strain your back to be straight and strain your neck to bend down-ward, you are straining your spine, which will cause discomfort.
Arthritis is common in the spine's bones. Scoliosis is a disorder of the spine that makes the spine bend unnaturally.
No its not it doesnt have a spine.
Spine
well they have no spine ,they can bend any way
Spine
your spine\ back. when you bend over you can feel the different parts of your spine but when you sit up straight you can't feel the bumps in your spine. Your spine is straight then. Which means youre back is straight. Which means you are sitting up straight. I might not have got this right bnut i hope it helped.
if the spine consists of a long bone we cudent bend our back