Right, welcome back everybody to every body's got talent.

Before the break we met the femur, also known as the thigh bone.

It's the longest and strongest bone in the human body, but will

that be enough to win your vote? Time to meet our next act. From the biggest bone

in the human body to the absolute smallest, these bones are so tiny.

Altogether, they are no bigger than a pencil eraser.

Coming to us all the way from the middle ear, Give it up for the ocical.

Welcome to everybody's got talent ocicles.

Tell us about yourselves.

Hi, my name's Stapes. I'm the smallest name bone in the human body.

I'm the shape of a stirrup and about the length of a nickel and penny stacked on top of each other.

That sure is tiny. And I see you brought two friends with you. Yes, with me is Incus. Hey, and this big guy is Amius.

Below. We call him the hammer and together we're

the ococicles!

All right the stage is yours

is yours show us all what you've got. Yavikasikov!

Wow, the crowd loved your performance.

Wow, the crowd loved your performance.

For three tiny little bones, you sure do make a big sound.

Tell us a little more about your act.

Well, we're a trio of bones that move together in unison, kind of like a lover. Ah, so you move as a lover.

Ah, so you move as a three-part machine in rhythm with that drum.

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