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What holds our organs in place?

We all have this perception of the body being connected and everything having its appropriate place. I just realized however I never found an answer to a question that has been in the back of my mind for years now.

What exactly keeps or organs in place? Obviously theres a mechanism in place that keeps our organs in place or they would constantly be moving around as we went about our day.

So I ask, What keeps our organs from moving around?
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It's stuff called fascia; a fibrous type of membrane that is found throughout the body. It looks like sheets of translucent white stuff. There are several different fascia, like the pleura lining the lungs and the peritoneum lining the gut. These anchor organs to each other (and keep in mind organs include things like skin, muscle, and bone).