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Vincent Le Chevalier wrote:
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> I don't know, it seems pets follow the same pattern of behaviour, very
> lively and foolish at the beginning, then settling down gradually. It's
> not that they cannot move around and play anymore, just that they do it
> less often. I don't think it's just us imposing that on them, for
> example cats do that yet they take little heed of our orders ;-) I
> wouldn't be surprised if wild animals did that too.
>
But they freakin' stay in fit. That lazy-looking cat can still run to
catch a bunch of mice and go hiding to the attic without any problems.
Or that rabbit that never moves can still jump 2+ meters without
pre-acceleration - from right there, where it just sits still.
Every once in a while i wonder how they do it...
-Aero
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