context: Wolverine is a mutant with superhuman abilities. He has regeneration that allows him to survive after severe injuries, fatal to the average person. Most poisons and diseases also cannot kill and cause serious harm to Wolverine's health. His ability also increases endurance and dexterity, aggravates his senses, slows down the aging of the body. The skeleton of Wolverine differs from the human by the presence of six blades, similar to daggers and razor-sharp. The blades extend from the membranes between the fingers (three blades in each hand). After participating in the Weapon X experiment, the Wolverine skeleton was covered with an indestructible adamantium alloy. Wolverine is an expert in many types of hand-to-hand combat, has combat training, worked as a scout, mercenary and agent of the CIA. He participated in the First and Second World Wars, fought in Spain and Vietnam, an excellent tactician and strategist.
question: How is the skeleton of a Wolverine character different from a human?
answers.text: by the presence of six blades, similar to daggers and razor-sharp