32 thoughts on “Levitating cat

        1. Hovercat is not purrfect, just divinely puntastic fur purrsons who paws to reflect on hiss glory. Of course I am speaking metafurkitty – it’s really less a fact and meow of a feline.

          I can’t stop myself, even though my cat puns are hairball … !

          Oh, and 🐱.

  1. It’s interesting to see how compact the bits and pieces (not literally its “bits and pieces” – I can’t see those) are when a cat is in that position.

      1. Right? Their hind portions sort of make complete contact with the floor. Very stable Which I guess is not surprising, all that flesh and fur has to go someplace, just interesting to note I’ve never seen it like that before.

        1. I like the way their tails curl around. And you can see how the lowest parts of the back legs are what their whole foot would be, if they weren’t digitigrade.

  2. Sometimes I wonder if cats recognize it when people laugh about them. I’ve always found the cognitive abilities of animals the most interesting field of inquiry. Koko the gorilla and Alex the parrot spring to mind.

    1. One winter the ice on the Rideau River froze clear and at least 6 inches thick. I went out after work to clear some snow to make it better for skating. It soon got dark and I found myself walking on nothing visible, just blackness. I was surprised at the uncomfortable visceral feeling it produced, as if I couldn’t be sure the ice was still there.

      1. That would be pretty neat to experience…from someplace safe! Which I guess would be impossible.

        I get nervous just watching vids of people out on the transparent floors of skyscraper viewing platforms; or the one that extends over the Grand Canyon.

      1. Argh, exactly what I mean! I don’t care if it can “withstand the weight of 35 moose.” (And think of those poor test moose!)

  3. Love this view of a kitteh. My husband always called this the cat “meatloaf” position. 🙂

    1. Google Jerry and you’ll find his university eddress. Or click on the Research Interests link at the top of this page. 🙂

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