Muscular tissue is responsible for movement in the body.

Tendons are composed of fibrous tissue, which provides them with great strength, essential for transferring forces from muscles to bones during movement.

The main function of fat-storing adipose tissue is to store fats, which acts as an insulator and provides energy reserves for the body.

Fat-storing adipose tissue is primarily located below the skin and between internal organs.

Cartilage is more flexible than bone due to its composition and structure, allowing it to be folded, while bones are rigid and cannot be bent.