One thing that you learn very quickly as a cat person is that, no matter what science may have to say about it, cats are indeed liquid. That is the only way to explain that way that a cat's body moves, and we will hear no other arguments.
They can move every single part of their bodies in ways that make sure that if they have a chance of fitting, they will be sitting. From sliding themselves into containers by bending their backs in ways that mildly scare us, to stretching their toe beans and murderclaws, to of course, making sure that their airplane ears are turning the whole 180 degrees for that perfect landing into the box that you thought was too small for them. And those airplane ears are the ones that we will be showcasing today.
We would truly be disapproving of the language of this tweet if we did not understand the passion behind the statement of it. But, we do. We are also passionate about cat airplane ears sticking to such purrfect landings. It is a rare thing to see it done so pawnderfully.
This airplane's wings seem to be larger than most, captain, and we have to say that although the technique seems to be great, the size does look to be a bit of a hinderance. This is a pilot in training, and it's already doing better than most. When it grows into its wings, the landings will be even more impressive.
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