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how does a cat manage to fall on its feet? cats climb just about everyw…

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how does a cat manage to fall on its feet?
cats climb just about everywhere. they love to pull themselves up the living
room drapes. this, of course, makes owners angry. cats jump on to the top of
the kitchen cabinets. they run up trees with their sharp claws digging into the
bark. all in all, cats have very fine climbing skills. even though cats are good
climbers, sometimes they do fall. perhaps the cat is on a balcony when it sees
a bird. it jumps to catch the bird and falls to the ground. when a cat falls like
this it could easily break its back. to stop this from happening, cats have
whats called a
ighting reflex\ that turns the cat right side up. heres how it
works with a cat named tola.
choosing a squirrel, tola falls from the tree, falling upside - down. tolas body
invites automatically. first of all, her head turns until its upright. next, tolas
front legs move up close to her face. thats to keep her face safe from any
falls or shocks. when she reaches the ground, tolas face will bounce off her
front paws. then, the upper part of her spine twists so that the front half of
his body ends up in line with her head. last of all, tola twists the back half of
her body so that her whole body is in line. tola is almost ready for
landing! in a split second, tola curves her back and stretches out her
paws. this makes the landing soft and safe.
you have a hard time seeing how this happens. why? well, it all happens very
fast. you can only see it in slow motion film.
you can also try this yourself with a cat. you can find videos that show a cats
question 7 of 15
select the correct answer.
how can you see a cat twist in the air?
by watching the cats paws
by watching the cats spine
on video

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

The text mentions that you can find videos that show a cat's motion. This directly relates to the option "On video" as a way to see a cat twist in the air.

Answer:

On video