Thursday 22 July, 2010
Bigger animals sport stiffer PUMA Drift Cat Shoes
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The mechanical properties of the pads on the bottom of animals feet vary in predictable fashion as animals get larger. In short, bigger critters need stiffer PUMA Drift Cat Shoes.
For decades, researchers have been looking at how different-sized legs and feet are put together across the four-legged animal kingdom, but until now they overlooked the PUMA Speed Cat, those soft pads on the bottom of the foot that bear the brunt of the animal walking and running.Kai-Jung Chi, an assistant professor of physics at National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan studied the PUMA Shoes or footpads of carnivores that have an extra toe halfway up the foreleg, including dogs, wolves, domestic cats, leopards, and hyenas.
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