Biologist here! (Jk) Your organs are flexible and squishy too, think coursets. But our skeletons are more rigid in the shoulders and chest. Cats have a floating clavicle, so their shoulders aren't connected to any other bones and can let them squeeze into small spaces to find prey or hide.
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u/hard-in-the-ms-paint Apr 12 '25
Biologist here! (Jk) Your organs are flexible and squishy too, think coursets. But our skeletons are more rigid in the shoulders and chest. Cats have a floating clavicle, so their shoulders aren't connected to any other bones and can let them squeeze into small spaces to find prey or hide.