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Back in about 1970 or so, that was actually investigated by scientists with high-speed cameras. They found that in fact a cat will turn its body while falling to get its feet under it. It does need a fall distance of about 15 feet to be able to reliably land on its feet, though it often will manage to get itself turned over in a shorter distance. It is believed that the cat is turning itself by differential friction with the air it is falling through, making itself rough, and therefore slowing itself, on one side.
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Does a cat have retractable paws?
No, a cat does not have retractable paws it has retractable claws
What does it mean when a cat paws you?
When a cat paws you, it can mean they are showing affection, seeking attention, or trying to communicate with you.
What does it mean when a cat spreads its paws?
When a cat spreads its paws, it usually means that the cat is feeling relaxed, comfortable, or trying to maintain balance.
Is it normal for your cat to have colorful paws?
can you describe a cat
What does a cat have four of?
A cat has for legs, and four paws!
What are the potential consequences of putting butter on a cat's paws?
Putting butter on a cat's paws can lead to the cat ingesting the butter when they groom themselves, which may cause digestive issues like diarrhea or vomiting. Additionally, the cat may become agitated or stressed from having a foreign substance on their paws. It is not recommended to put butter on a cat's paws.
Who plays kitty soft paws in puss and boots?
a cat with soft paws
How many paws on a cat?
4
What does it mean when a cat paws at something?
When a cat paws at something, it could mean they are trying to play, mark their territory, or show affection.
Why does my cat always have dirty paws?
Your cat may have dirty paws because they walk on surfaces that collect dirt and debris, or they may not groom themselves regularly to keep their paws clean. Regular grooming and providing clean surfaces for your cat to walk on can help keep their paws clean.
What is the padding on the bottom of the cat's paws?
The padding on the bottom of a cat's paws is a thick, cushioned layer of fat and connective tissue that helps provide insulation, protection, and traction for the cat's paws. This padding also aids in absorbing shock when the cat jumps or lands from a height.
What type of hand does an Arctic wolf have?
Paws. All members of the canine and cat have paws.
