skull fire

is a bone structure in an animal which is the skeleton of the head. [1] The animal with a skull was named Cranyata. The skull supports the structure of the head and protects the body from injury. In addition to protecting the brain, the skull also provides sufficient distance between the eyes for stereoscopic views, and positions the ears so that the brain can estimate the direction and distance of sound. In some animals the skull can also have horns which are important for self-defense. In humans, the adult skull is usually 22