Little girl schools adults on the skeletal system

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A little girl's knowledge of the human skeleton is heating up the Interent.

Ellen DeGeneres featured 3-year-old Brielle in the past, showing off her mad geography skills.

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But this week the little girl schooled many adults on the bones that make up our skeletons.

And the video is a bona fide hit, gaining more than 8 million views since posting on Monday.

As Ellen has said, "She's Brielle-iant." Take a look at her geography lesson:

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