[Luna — Care]

Yes, cats without tails often rely more on their hind legs and core muscles to maintain balance. You might notice they’re a bit more deliberate or careful with jumps, using their legs to absorb impact more carefully. They also tend to use their front paws and body positioning to steady themselves mid-air, compensating for the lack of a tail’s counterbalance. It’s fascinating how adaptable they are!

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