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RayRay's crew doctor (Vertebra! OC by @cadavvera) is a fan of Trafalgar Law (and a big dawgx3)

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Calf thoracic vertebra with a mind of its own.
14.3" Stegosaurian Dinosaur (Adratiklit) Vertebra - Morocco
Been in the trenches watching One Piece and creating Oc's with my wife, more info under the cut
Hand Knitted bag of deer vertebra for my friends birthday

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Breaking Necks
Snappin necks is a really cool thing to do in an action movie, so I'm gonna break down how strong you need to be to do it.
"Breaking a neck" aka cervical dislocation, happens when the vertebra are rotated far enough that the vertebral canal is disrupted and the spinal cord is fucked. To do this, you gotta overpower some ligaments (which keep bones together), muscles, and tendons (holds muscles to bones). To keep it simple, we're gonna say the guy is on his knees in front of you, and has brain damage or something, so he's not really fighting back. You're gonna put one hand on his chin, and the other on the back of his neck. This will allow you to create torque, which will lead to cervical torsion, which will lead to cervical dislocation, and you know where we're going with this.