Why do we don't hold a bone surrounded by our trunk?

Why do we don't hold a bone surrounded by our trunk?
we do have three small bones surrounded by our nose call conchae.. also known as turbinals. in that are the air conditioners of the muzzle.
the cartilage in the muzzle is more pronounced though...
these three bones are situated on another bone called the vomer...
We hold cartilage instead.
You don't?
I met a guy with a bone contained by his nose while I be travelling - he also huge piercings through his ears and spoke a strange language .
We do hold bone at the base of our muzzle...it is that to which the cartilage is attached. That's what people usuall break when they break their snout...the cartilage is more pliable and it would take a large amount of force to "break" it.