The fluid connective tissue or blood within the blood vessels is the most atypical connective tissue. The fluid connective tissue does not act as a packaging material and does not provide any structural support .
The blood or fluid connective tissue is classified as a connective tissue because it develops from the mesenchymal cell and consists of the blood cells surrounding the blood plasma which is an extracellular fluid matrix. The blood fibres are protein molecules soluble in nature and can be visible during blood clotting.
