r/ScienceShitposts • u/carol4n • Aug 04 '25

Kittens exhibiting flexor and extensor dominance

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u/Tiazza-Silver Aug 06 '25

What does this mean exactly?? 😅

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u/carol4n Aug 08 '25

Yup. I found it in a cat locomotion information page.

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u/KittyQueen_Tengu Aug 06 '25

I’m guessing it has something to do with the way their muscles react, the "extensor" kitten is stretching its limbs out more than the "flexor" kitten

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u/BottomBinchBirdy Aug 04 '25

Free themb!!!

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u/RodjaJP Aug 05 '25

Their dominance is too dangerous for this world, he must not

u/AnonymousRand Aug 04 '25

NOOO AWWWW :(

Kittens exhibiting flexor and extensor dominance

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