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A cat, probably a full-grown cat, can survive at least 2 stories of a fall.
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What is the importance of cat righting reflex?
When a cat is falling, he cat righting reflex is important and allows them to turn in the air. The righting reflex is how they know up from down and rotate in mid air and land on their feet. This appears at three to four weeks in kittens and by seven weeks it is perfected.
How many claws are on a cat's hind feet?
Four, but some cats can have more.
Does Cat deeley have smelly feet?
No her feet are not smelly
Cats have these at the end of their feet?
This is an odd question. A cat's toes are at the very end of their feet. "Claws" would be an incorrect answer here as most of the time a cat's claws are retracted and hidden. Alternatively, a cat has paw pads which are the bottom of a cat's feet.
Can an adult cat survive on dry cat food only for a week?
As long as it also has water it should do OK.
Everyone knows that a cat when falling of being thrown from a height lands on hisher feet?
yes
Why does a cat have 4 feet?
to balance their fall when dropping from great hights. those feet help it survive they say cats have 9 lives cause the could survive falls.
Why the cat stand in four legs on falling from a height?
because if the cat will only stand with 3 or 1 foot/feet it may get out of balance and it may cause the injury of the cat
When was Wild Cat Falling created?
Wild Cat Falling was created in 1965.
How many feet in cat?
four
Does a cat have eight lives?
No. A cat has one life. It is characterized that cats have nine lives, but this is myth, based on the fact that cats have an uncanny ability to right themselves when falling and to land on their feet.
How does the cat land on its paws?
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.
How many times did it say feet in the Cat in the Hat's book about feet?
33 times
Why is it difficult to calculate the terminal velocity for a cat falling from a high rooftop?
A falling cat will maneuver in order to maximize the air resistance.
Do cats with strabismus land on their feet?
Yes. Though strabismus is a scary thought for an owner, rest assured that your cat knows which way is down just by the way it is falling.
Can an older cat survive a tumor in stomach?
Can my cat that is 17 1/2 yrs. old survive stomache tumors
What is the importance of cat righting reflex?
When a cat is falling, he cat righting reflex is important and allows them to turn in the air. The righting reflex is how they know up from down and rotate in mid air and land on their feet. This appears at three to four weeks in kittens and by seven weeks it is perfected.
