Cats have an extraordinary sense of balance. And even if they should fall they hardly get hurt. It is even said that they always land on their feet. And it is true: If they fall back first they first turn the head and front legs towards the floor then the spine and then back legs. By stretching the legs and spreading their paws they stop the fall additionally - like a parachute. With this ability they can absorb almost any impact gently.
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Cats have an extraordinary sense of balance. And even if they should fall they hardly get hurt. It is even said that they always land on their feet. And it is true: If they fall back first they first turn the head and front legs towards the floor then the spine and then back legs. By stretching the legs and spreading their paws they stop the fall additionally - like a parachute. With this ability they can absorb almost any impact gently. - Additional Information
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Subheading Text No Short Description Cats have an extraordinary sense of balance. And even if they should fall they hardly get hurt. It is even said that they always land on their feet. And it is true: If they fall back first they first turn the head and front legs towards the floor then the spine and then back legs. By stretching the legs and spreading their paws they stop the fall additionally - like a parachute. With this ability they can absorb almost any impact gently.
