An Interesting Fact...

If you put a cat somewhere away from home, they can find their way back no matter how far away it is. If you put them in the same far away place, and cut off their wiskers, they won't be able to find their way back.

Also.. a cat's wiskers sick out exactly as wide as their body is, so if they are trying to walk through something and their wiskers touch the walls, or whatever they are walking through, they know they can't fit.

That's pretty cool.... i didn't know that :D
why do they need their whiskers to find their way home?

Originally posted by kbslacker
If you put a cat somewhere away from home, they can find their way back no matter how far away it is. If you put them in the same far away place, and cut off their wiskers, they won't be able to find their way back.


I wonder if the same principle can be done with wives only, instead of shaving whiskers, we just blindfold them.:D













Ladies, I'm just kidding.

Cats use their wiskers for balance. You cut them off and they start to stagger around. Weird but true.

Originally posted by DVSNCYNIKL


I wonder if the same principle can be done with wives only, instead of shaving whiskers, we just blindfold them.:D


:huh: :huh:
that'll do the trick

Only for cats? Not dogs?