How does skeletal tissue protect the brain?

How does skeletal tissue protect the brain?

Skeletal tissue constitutes the structural framework of the animal body, holds the muscles, and protects the internal organs from injury. The brain is the most sensitive and important part of the body of vertebrate animals. So, its protection demands the highest importance. There is a cover made up of hard bones around the brain known as skull. In the vicinity of the skull, the brain remains situated and its safety is maintained and protected from external injury.