Mammals experience the ability to taste thanks to the tiny bumps we call tastebuds on our tongues. These little buds are actually receptors. that can read proteins in the cells of foods, then send messages to the brain about the ingredients as they experience them but cats are the only mammal that we know of that cannot taste sweetness because they do Not ability to make a crucial protein for tasting sweetness. You may have seen your cat eating a sweet food. Perhaps they were sticking their head in an ice cream carton or licking your slice of cake. In reality, the cat was probably drawn to another ingredient in the human food and not the sweet taste. Most likely, that ingredeint was fat. mn sửa lỗi sai giúp em với ạ