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No, mostly because dogs don't climb so they don't have the mental tools to twist themselves around during a long fall. To be fair, cats also don't always land on their feet, although they do so more often than not.
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 11y agoGenerally not - dogs don't climb, so they have no evolutionary drive to right themselves when they are falling.
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Why do cats land on their feet and dogs don't?
cats actually don't always land on their feet. it is a matter of time. to get more info (about how and what they do to land on their feet) you can check out the BrainPOP called why do cats land on their feet or something like that.hee hee i just made a horizontal line ;P
Why does cat always land their feet?
It depends on the height measure, and furthermore, if a cat's tail is broken or the tip of it has been smashed they won't always land on their feet. If its tail is fine and its not to high up then Yes.
What are dogs fingers called?
Toes--dogs have four feet, but no hands.
Do English Setter canines have webbed feet?
All dogs have webbed feet
What is the conditional form of all dogs have four feet?
If the animal is a dog, then it has four feet. (A+ Answer)
Why do cats land on their feet and dogs don't?
cats actually don't always land on their feet. it is a matter of time. to get more info (about how and what they do to land on their feet) you can check out the BrainPOP called why do cats land on their feet or something like that.hee hee i just made a horizontal line ;P
What is the manipulated variable for Cats always land on their feet?
cats dont always land on their feet if they have some type of injury they wont or something else like that but they mostly always land on their feet because they are able to twist their body because of their backbone and make sure they land on thier feet
Why is your phone always land on its feet?
I would say it cannot. As phones do not have feet.
What are cats known to always be able to land on?
Their feet...
When a monkey falls does it always land on its feet?
Not always, it depends on how hard it falls.
Do cats always land on there four feet?
No. It's an urban legend.
Why do cats always land feet first?
A cat's anatomy of their body allow it to always land feet first. The National Geographic did an entire study on this and have the story available on their website if one is interested in viewing it.
Why does cat always land their feet?
It depends on the height measure, and furthermore, if a cat's tail is broken or the tip of it has been smashed they won't always land on their feet. If its tail is fine and its not to high up then Yes.
Why does cats always look like dogs?
Cats and dogs have very different body structures. Cats have more a more flexible body, which allows them to squeeze into tight places easier. Most cats are smaller than dogs as well, but there are dogs smaller than cats. Cats also have more angled features, and are able to twist their bodies in the air when falling to land on their feet.
What is the ratio of dogs to dogs feet in a group of dogs show work?
The ratio of dogs to dogs' feet is 1:4. You should know, however, that dogs technically don't have feet. They have paws.
There are a total of 16 birds and dogs There are 62 feet How many birds and how many dogs comprise the 62 feet?
Assuming the dogs have four feet and birds two, you need 15 dogs (60 feet) and 1 bird (2 feet) giving a total of 16 birds and dogs and 62 feet. None. Dogs have paws, not feet. Also, birds have claws, not feet.
What is it called when you land on 2 feet after doing a cartwheel?
I've always heard it called a roundoff.
