Why are cats not afraid of fish bones?

Because of the barbs on the cat's tongue, they can scrape off the fish meat and help the cat filter the fish bones. In addition, the cat's esophageal wall has regurgitation muscles that can spit out the fish bones after the cat eats them. To be precise, it’s not that cats are not afraid of fish bones, but that cats love to eat meat, especially fish with fishy smell.
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