As some skin cells shed, we see some healthier-looking cells. Mr. Kintobotnik flew the SCAS into the opening, and we discovered the inner layer of skin.
The cells above us multiplied a lot. We see the blood vessels carrying - what else - blood throughout Anna's body. Along the way are touch receptors in her skin. According to Mr. Kintobotnik, if we were anywhere in her hands and feet, there would be more touch receptors. Many students took out their phones and took pictures.
Meanwhile, Anna watches the livestream in awe.
“Wow!” she said. “My skin looks wonderful!”
“I'm glad you like it!” Mr. Kintobotnik said to her. He turns to us and says, “If you want, class, we could go in a blood vessel or a touch receptor.”
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