r/BeAmazed • u/Nefarious_14 • Mar 05 '25

Animal A cat's agility through its pov

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u/techman710 Mar 05 '25

I'm going to take mountain goats for the win. Cats are amazing though.

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u/Eifand Mar 07 '25

Primates and squirrels are undisputed in trees.

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u/FNAF_Foxy1987 Mar 05 '25

I'll give it to mountain goats when I see one hauling a young rhino up into a tree for food.

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u/Dr_Corvus_D_Clemmons Mar 05 '25

They don’t meat?

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u/FNAF_Foxy1987 Mar 05 '25

Or an equivalent for them. My point was about the feats cats have done that I've yet to see goats compare to.

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u/Dr_Corvus_D_Clemmons Mar 05 '25

Well considering agility isn’t dependent on pulling power it doesn’t matter, goats can scale over 60 degree angles

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u/FNAF_Foxy1987 Mar 05 '25

Okay. What other feats do goats have other than scaling steep walls?

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u/Dr_Corvus_D_Clemmons Mar 06 '25

Their fast as fuck, don’t loose traction even on snowy hills, and can jump insanely high https://www.reddit.com/r/NatureIsFuckingLit/s/dElzYlouiF

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u/Tru3insanity Mar 06 '25

Their main predator is a cat.

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u/Dr_Corvus_D_Clemmons Mar 06 '25

We’re obviously talking about Felis catus here, once again their ambush predators, that doesn’t make them more agile just mess them more sneaky