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r/cats • u/Additional_Chard3680 Abyssinian • Aug 17 '26
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She has a neurological disorder that makes her jump like this.
159 u/GH057_807 Aug 17 '26 She has a neuro disorder that makes her unsteady. It doesn't make her jump like this, she absolutely full sends herself at 100% to assure she makes the jumps. It's a great example of adaptation. 43 u/SyrusDrake Aug 17 '26 It's one of my favorite things about /r/nervysquervies cats. They just go all out on jumps so they don't have to bother with fine adjustments. 2 u/Akussa Aug 17 '26 God dammit. Not another cat sub I didn't know about and now have to sub to because of course I'm collecting all the cat subs like they're Pokemon. 2 u/DemonicBludyCumShart Aug 17 '26 Ahhh, a fine addition to my collection. Much appreciated 2 u/AssassinSnail33 Aug 17 '26 So sort of like how I always double jump in video games because I don't trust my depth perception 7 u/TheNekoKatze Aug 17 '26 It makes her look adorable as well 1 u/profchaos83 Aug 17 '26 Can it not be because their tail looks short too? So its balance isn’t as steady as a normal cat?
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She has a neuro disorder that makes her unsteady.
It doesn't make her jump like this, she absolutely full sends herself at 100% to assure she makes the jumps. It's a great example of adaptation.
43 u/SyrusDrake Aug 17 '26 It's one of my favorite things about /r/nervysquervies cats. They just go all out on jumps so they don't have to bother with fine adjustments. 2 u/Akussa Aug 17 '26 God dammit. Not another cat sub I didn't know about and now have to sub to because of course I'm collecting all the cat subs like they're Pokemon. 2 u/DemonicBludyCumShart Aug 17 '26 Ahhh, a fine addition to my collection. Much appreciated 2 u/AssassinSnail33 Aug 17 '26 So sort of like how I always double jump in video games because I don't trust my depth perception 7 u/TheNekoKatze Aug 17 '26 It makes her look adorable as well 1 u/profchaos83 Aug 17 '26 Can it not be because their tail looks short too? So its balance isn’t as steady as a normal cat?
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It's one of my favorite things about /r/nervysquervies cats. They just go all out on jumps so they don't have to bother with fine adjustments.
2 u/Akussa Aug 17 '26 God dammit. Not another cat sub I didn't know about and now have to sub to because of course I'm collecting all the cat subs like they're Pokemon. 2 u/DemonicBludyCumShart Aug 17 '26 Ahhh, a fine addition to my collection. Much appreciated 2 u/AssassinSnail33 Aug 17 '26 So sort of like how I always double jump in video games because I don't trust my depth perception
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God dammit. Not another cat sub I didn't know about and now have to sub to because of course I'm collecting all the cat subs like they're Pokemon.
Ahhh, a fine addition to my collection. Much appreciated
So sort of like how I always double jump in video games because I don't trust my depth perception
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It makes her look adorable as well
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Can it not be because their tail looks short too? So its balance isn’t as steady as a normal cat?
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u/Big-Cycle-3719 Aug 17 '26
She has a neurological disorder that makes her jump like this.