Why Cats Always Land on Their Feet
A preview of the BBC show “Life in the Air” captured the amazing sight of an African caracal twisting and turning in the air in slow-motion, ensuring that she would land on her feet. This is due to a flexible spine, something present in all cats, domestic or wild, explaining why cats always land on their feet.
All cats have a remarkable design, a flexible spine which allows them to rotate their front and back ends in different directions at the same time.
Lori Dorn
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