The brain has the greatest cluster of neurons in the entire body.

A tiny slice
of brain tissue the size of a grain of sand contains about 100,000 neurons.
They are packed so tightly that a pebble-sized chunk of tissue from the human
brain contains about two miles of neuron material. Your entire brain contains
some 100 billion neurons, each one a fraction of a millimeter in size. To give y
ou
an idea of how many neurons this is, if you were to count to 100 billion, second
by second, you would be counting for nearly 3,171 years. If you could stack 100
billion pieces of paper, the stack would be 5,000 miles high-the distance from
Los Angeles to London.