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A 1987 study found that cats falling from skyscrapers have a better survival rate than those falling from mid-height buildings, possibly because they reach terminal velocity and relax like airborne yoga masters.

Gravity Can Suck It—Says Your Cat

So let me get this straight—we’re supposed to accept that gravity, the very force responsible for the collapse of civilizations (okay, mostly just tumbling humans), just shrugs and gives cats a pass after the seventh story? Meanwhile, if I trip over a Lego, I’m laid out for a week. But Sir Meowington tumbles off a 32-story high-rise, hits the pavement like it’s a beanbag chair, and walks away with a chipped tooth? Nah. I’m calling it: cats are smug, physics-defying freaks of nature with a vendetta against everything that makes sense.

And let’s not ignore the real villain here—humans and their obsession with open windows and high-rise living. Maybe stop living in glass towers of death traps and putting Whiskers on the windowsill like a gargoyle. You’re not a Roman emperor. You’re an idiot with a pet who thinks it’s immortal. But hey, as long as Fluffy keeps making gravity look like a bad suggestion instead of a law, we’ll keep writing breathless headlines about their miraculous survival instead of fixing the goddamn screens.

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