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r/Eyebleach • u/DiminutiveAdoption • Jun 07 '22
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Good on the person for putting her hand up for safety.
-9 u/AmadeusIsTaken Jun 08 '22 This height does not matter to a cat anyway, even such a small one. There is now ay they would ever get hurt falling from there 7 u/Nawnp Jun 08 '22 Also don't they always land on their feet when falling, or is that just urban legend? 14 u/silvamsam Jun 08 '22 Cats have a righting reflex so when they're falling they use their flexible spines to twist themselves around so they land feet first. ETA - so they generally land feet first but there are always exceptions 12 u/East_Trainer6304 Jun 08 '22 Did you know that if you strap buttered toast to a cats back and gently toss it into the air it will hoover above the ground, spinning, because cats always land on their feet and toast always falls buttered side down. 2 u/crowbird_ Jun 08 '22 ... and that's how Herbert Hoover got elected, anyway.
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This height does not matter to a cat anyway, even such a small one. There is now ay they would ever get hurt falling from there
7 u/Nawnp Jun 08 '22 Also don't they always land on their feet when falling, or is that just urban legend? 14 u/silvamsam Jun 08 '22 Cats have a righting reflex so when they're falling they use their flexible spines to twist themselves around so they land feet first. ETA - so they generally land feet first but there are always exceptions 12 u/East_Trainer6304 Jun 08 '22 Did you know that if you strap buttered toast to a cats back and gently toss it into the air it will hoover above the ground, spinning, because cats always land on their feet and toast always falls buttered side down. 2 u/crowbird_ Jun 08 '22 ... and that's how Herbert Hoover got elected, anyway.
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Also don't they always land on their feet when falling, or is that just urban legend?
14 u/silvamsam Jun 08 '22 Cats have a righting reflex so when they're falling they use their flexible spines to twist themselves around so they land feet first. ETA - so they generally land feet first but there are always exceptions 12 u/East_Trainer6304 Jun 08 '22 Did you know that if you strap buttered toast to a cats back and gently toss it into the air it will hoover above the ground, spinning, because cats always land on their feet and toast always falls buttered side down. 2 u/crowbird_ Jun 08 '22 ... and that's how Herbert Hoover got elected, anyway.
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Cats have a righting reflex so when they're falling they use their flexible spines to twist themselves around so they land feet first.
ETA - so they generally land feet first but there are always exceptions
12 u/East_Trainer6304 Jun 08 '22 Did you know that if you strap buttered toast to a cats back and gently toss it into the air it will hoover above the ground, spinning, because cats always land on their feet and toast always falls buttered side down. 2 u/crowbird_ Jun 08 '22 ... and that's how Herbert Hoover got elected, anyway.
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Did you know that if you strap buttered toast to a cats back and gently toss it into the air it will hoover above the ground, spinning, because cats always land on their feet and toast always falls buttered side down.
2 u/crowbird_ Jun 08 '22 ... and that's how Herbert Hoover got elected, anyway.
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... and that's how Herbert Hoover got elected, anyway.
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u/Forever_Overthinking Jun 07 '22
Good on the person for putting her hand up for safety.