It helps protect the card when you are storing it, shipping it, moving it into a holder, or setting it aside for grading
It stabilizes first, then starts squeezing the table
Retrieved February 16, 2020
If you want to peruse the oddly wonderful creations yourself, the Twitter account RoboRosewater (named after head of MTG R&D Mark Rosewater) posts rendered versions of Talcos network once a day, and Escapist Magazine has a nice collection of its favorite cards, from absurd to over-powered, here as well as a more in-depth explanation of the networks inner workings here
When this card is sent from the field to the Graveyard: You can place 1 "Crystal Beast" monster from your Deck face-up in your Spell & Trap Card Zone as a Continuous Spell Card
Not that that takes very long