stackyFACTSBones absolutely thrive under sheer mechanical stress. The violent repetitive force of chewing tough, rigid items sends heavily localized signals commanding the jaw to actively deposit more calcium and structurally reinforce itself. Essentially, eating aggressively difficult objects turns your lower skull into a reinforced concrete bunker.
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