Cats with Clouds between their knees

HIgh Rise Syndrome
http://tinyurl.com/kvck8

(National Geographic video at msn video)

Seems cat WILL jump out of high rise apt windows (to go after prey)
They will claw through screens to go after prey

A study proved that the higher up the cat jumped from, the less injury
to his body
(if any)

Cats that fall shorter distances sustain certain far greater injuries

Short answer: If the leaping cat has enough hang time his body acts
like a parachute and slows him down, as well as gives him time to
relax. Breaking a fall while relaxed is far better than hitting the
ground while tense.

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HIgh Rise Syndrome
http://tinyurl.com/kvck8

(National Geographic video at msn video)

Seems cat WILL jump out of high rise apt windows (to go after prey)
They will claw through screens to go after prey

A study proved that the higher up the cat jumped from, the less injury
to his body
(if any)

Cats that fall shorter distances sustain certain far greater injuries

Short answer: If the leaping cat has enough hang time his body acts
like a parachute and slows him down, as well as gives him time to
relax. Breaking a fall while relaxed is far better than hitting the
ground while tense.


Hmm, pretty cool. I like that song, too. Isn't that Train?