Pyramidal cells

Okay kiddo, pyramidal cells are a type of cell that is found in your brain. Your brain is made up of billions of cells that help you think, remember things, and feel emotions.

These pyramidal cells in your brain are shaped like little pyramids, or triangles with a pointy top. They have a long arm called an axon that helps them send messages to other cells in your brain.

Pyramidal cells are really important because they help you do things like move your muscles, speak, and understand what you see and hear. They also help you process information and make decisions.

Scientists have studied these cells for a long time to better understand how the brain works and how we can treat diseases or injuries that affect the brain. So while these cells may look small and simple, they actually play a huge role in how we think, feel, and interact with the world around us.