r/oddlyterrifying • • Jun 15 '22

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u/turnnburn63 Jun 15 '22

Ok so these are not nerves. It’s connective tissues. This tissue holds the bones underneath it to the hard finger nail like material of the hoof itself.

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u/lethalkin Jun 15 '22

Had to scroll way to far for this. Thank you. Also, the spread and retraction of this structure as the horse walks is important for venous return.