How cat land on their feet?

An episode of the Science on TSWNN podcast, hosted by Lucía García, titled "How cat land on their feet?" was published on November 19, 2014 and runs 15 minutes.

November 19, 2014 ·15m · Science on TSWNN

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You Are Surrounded By Science. It’s Literally Everywhere! If You Look Carefully You Will Find Plenty Of Scientific Questions Just Looking Around! How Do Cats Land On Their Feet? Why Don’t The Waves From Microwave Escape Through The Front Glass? How Were Post-It Notes Invented? We Will Give You Some Easy Answers To All These Difficult Questions On Fridays At 10:30 On ‘The Show With No Name’, With Alberto Alonso At Vaughan Radio. ou can check out the script on: http://shedka.com/blog/2013/11/15/how-cat-land-on-their-feet/ And the rest of my site: http://shedka.com/

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