Basic Anatomy

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"Anchored to the cerebral keel in the pectoral armature, the “vertebrate” brain is actually made up of two separate organs that work in tandem. One of these is a more-or-less “ordinary” brain, made up of a dense knot of fibrous nerves. The other is a maddening structure known as the worm basket; a sac filled with an extremely convoluted bundle of microscopic tubules. Within these tubes lies a series of millions of glands and vesicles that seem to communicate with each other with a cryptic alphabet of chemicals and protein equivalents. Scans have revealed that the tubes in the worm basket squirm, twist, corkscrew and coil against themselves when Snaiadi “vertebrates” are dreaming, or engaging in intellectually demanding tasks."