Why are cats liquid animals? In fact, to be precise, cats are not liquid animals, they are mammals, and they are vertebrates. The cats are smaller than humans, but have more bones than humans, and each bone is not large in size. This is why cats can...
Why are cats liquid animals? In fact, to be precise, cats are not liquid animals, they are mammals, and they are vertebrates.
The cats are smaller than humans, but have more bones than humans, and each bone is not large in size. This is why cats can move like water. The whole body of a cat is composed of about 290 bones, and the ligaments connecting each bone are also very soft. Cats are carnivorous and their intestines are not as complicated as humans, which makes it easier for them to curl up into a plate.
The skin elasticity of cats is also very good, especially the belly from the abdomen to the thigh, and the cat's belly to the thigh, because the skin is too soft.
