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Shared October 6, 2024
If you see your cat fighting with a large snake, don't panic; your cat has no chance of losing this encounter.
That's because snakes, which are a nightmare for humans and many other creatures, are helpless when faced with cats.
The reason is that while a cat's average reaction time is between 20 and 70 milliseconds, for snakes, it's between 44 and 70 milliseconds.
Snakes can only use this speed and reaction time when striking or pulling their heads back, while cats can move their paws, heads, spines, necks, and entire bodies at this speed.
On top of that, when we add cats' predatory instincts, they become a snake's worst nightmare. That's why, in villages and farms, people keep cats not just for mice but also for snakes. #animals #animalshorts #catsreaction #catshorts
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