The way cats manage to land on their feet is called the righting reflex. Their back arches, the feet go underneath the body and bring their forepaws close to the face to protect it. Their low body to weight ratio also helps cats to land on their feet as it manages to slow their velocity while falling. Here’s to all the clumsy people, don’t you wish you were a cat? 😉 #DiscoveryChannel | Discovery Channel India

🚫 Myth Buster: “Cats Always Land on Their Feet” 🚫 Meet Petal 🌸 — this curious kitten is perched just 12 inches from the floor. Even from this short distance, a slip or fall could cause injury. While cats do have a natural righting reflex, it’s not foolproof — especially for kittens whose bodies are still growing and coordination is developing. ⚠️ Why it matters: • Second-floor open railings & lofts in modern open floor plans are especially dangerous — kittens don’t understand height and can t