内容摘要：The righting reflex helps cats reorient their bodies while falling so that they always land on their feet. They can also relax their spine and distribute their body weight over as much space as possible in order to lighten the impact, which is likely how Mirage survived such a huge fall.

The righting reflex helps cats reorient their bodies while falling so that they always land on their feet. They can also relax their spine and distribute their body weight over as much space as possible in order to lighten the impact, which is likely how Mirage survived such a huge fall.

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