It kind of looks like a claw. Now the Bowman's capsule, inside this Bowman's capsule, enclosed inside is a capillary, is a bed of capillaries. And this bed of capillaries is known as araglomerilus. So as we'll see in just a moment, the renal artery divides and subdivides into many tiny blood vessels known as the Afarin arteriols, and they bring the blood, the blood plasma into this bed of capillaries known as araglomerolus. Now, connected to the Bowman's capsule is a section of the tube known as the proximal convoluteu two. Next is our descending and ascending loop of Henley, followed by the distal convoluted tubule and finally our collecting duct.