there you go:
lol
That didden't tell why...
lol dude
thts major LOL MAN THTS FUNNY
L.O.L. or L>O>L>
that is funny!!!
that was funny, but on a serious note, I have never not landed on my feet
then ill push you down
bring it, I have been pushed, trip, shoved, and even thrown out a second story window, and landed on my feet. I may have rolled after that, but I landed on my feet.
That's a good one!
well to try and answer the question of why cats land on their feet. (or more strictly paws)
They have two things in their favour - light weight and air resistance (like a parachute). so they very quickly reach their terminal velocity and after that descend at a constant rate instead of accelerating. (gives them more time to react)
next they are very flexible so can twist an amazing amount whilst using their tail as a counterbalance. If you have ever tried holding on to a struggling cat you will know exactly what i mean. This allows them to rotate just the right amount to come down upright.
they do however require a minimum distance to achieve this so if you drop them from a very low height (about 7 feet, 2 metres i believe) they will not make it to their paws.
???? ok.
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