Your cat purrs continuously....
by flowing air past the voice box during both inhalation and exhalation.
Your cat's whiskers to gauge whether or not they can fit though an opening.
Furthermore, your cat's collarbone does not connect to any other bones but instead sits
buried in muscle.
buried in muscle.
This makes it easier for your cat to squeeze through tight spaces.
Your cat purrs at the same frequency as an idling diesel engine.
This is around 26 purrs per second.
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