The Effects of Sticky Tape on Cats
This video seems like it a joke (a cruel joke on the poor kitty), but I found it fascinating. What does this tell us about cat navigation?
posted by Daryl McCullough
Monday, December 18, 2006
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1 Comments:
That hair follicles connect to sensory nerve endings in the skin which provide input into proprioception and kinesthetic awareness? That cat seems strange in that it does not try to lick the tape off for some reason.
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