Cats have bones, of course, and their soft bodies are the result of evolution. All kinds of domestic cats kept as pets today are domesticated from wild cats. Whether they are cats or wild cats, they are all solitary animals. In the wild, the living environment of solitary animals is much more difficult than that of social animals. In addition, cats are carnivores and must rely on hunting for a living. Therefore, wild cats have evolved to hunt prey, avoid attacks, and survive alone in a dangerous natural environment. Flexible, supple and explosive body.

Although a cat’s body is soft, it has many bones. There are a total of 230 bones in the cat's body, and the reason why cats have such a soft body is due to these strange but huge numbers of bones. Cats' vertebrae are widely spaced, and there is thick fibrocartilage in the middle of each vertebra. These elastic cartilages can make the cat's entire body undergo drastic changes, such as a cat stuffing itself into a small box. Finally, I would like to remind cat owners not to let their cats do various difficult movements just because their bodies are soft. This can easily injure their cats.