Is This Diagram Correct?

Someone's organic chemistry textbook is trying to explain cis-isomerism and molecular geometry, but instead created what looks like a carbon-based snake that's been hitting the gym. The text earnestly explains how carbon-carbon double bonds create rigid structures that can bend molecules... and then points to what appears to be the Loch Ness Monster made of hydrocarbons.

For context: cis-arrangements around C=C double bonds DO cause bends in molecular structure because the double bond restricts rotation. But this diagram has taken "bend" to a whole new level—it looks less like oleic acid and more like a molecular conga line. The molecule is so dramatically curved it could qualify for a yoga instructor certification.

The best part? The arrow pointing to a random spot on this carbon centipede like "yes, THIS is where the magic happens." That's not a bend, that's a full existential crisis in molecular form.