Why striated muscles are called skeleton muscle or voluntary muscles s

1.	Why striated muscles are called skeleton muscle or voluntary muscles sometimes?
Answer» ▶Striated muscle also called Voluntary because their CONTRACTION is under the control of our will. Also called Skeletal Muscles because their muscles bundles are ATTACHED to BONES & HELP to movement.

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Why striated muscles are called skeleton muscle or voluntary muscles sometimes?

▶Striated muscle also called Voluntary because their CONTRACTION is under the control of our will. Also called Skeletal Muscles because their muscles bundles are ATTACHED to BONES & HELP to movement.

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