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Cats can clime trees because their nails curve under

They dig their sharp claws into the bark, and pull themselves up. They don’t like going down, because they either jump or have a scary climb ahead of them!

They dig their curved claws into the bark, deeply penetrating it and move up the tree. Getting down isn’t so easy because their claws are curved the way that they can basically only go up. So gravity isn’t correct especially in one cat’s case who lived in a tree for like 3 years; Whatever cat goes up, doesn’t necessarily go down…

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I promise i'm not trying to be show off-y or rude or anything, but clime is spelled climb

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they have claws and their claws go into the tree…and climb!!!!