We dedicate this book to Tohru. (whoever that is)

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Hello, my name is Epson! I´m here to teach you about the Muscular System.

Well, I guess I`ll start off..oh and my name is Oz.

The muscular system consists of the neck, the back, the shoulder, the arm, the wrist, the hand, the abdomen, the hip, the upper leg and knee, and the lower leg and foot.

The muscular system is a system consisting of skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscles. It maintains posture, and moves blood throughout the body.

I used to think the Muscular system was indestructible..since y´know muscles and stuff, but it isn't. You can get muscle diseases..yikes.

The muscular system also works with the skeletal system.

Most skeletal muscles are attached to two bones with tendons.

The muscular system is responsible for moving the human body. There are about 700 muscles attached to your bones!!!

I´m goin for a walk..

Tendons are under extreme stress when muscles pull on them, so they are very strong and are woven into the coverings of both muscles and bones.

The cardiac and visceral muscles are responsible for transporting substances like blood or food from one part of the body to another.

The visceral muscles are the inner muscles.

Ergh...Oz, i'm getting sore.

Brilliant! Most of the time people get sore muscles when engaging in a new exercise activity...weakling.

Oz...I...cant go any farther..tell my mother I love her...

Dude, get a grip. I'm literally a penguin...

When muscles are required to work harder than usual or used differently , it causes microscopic damage to the muscle fibres, leading to muscle soreness or stiffness.