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lemmy.ca

Oh crap! If cat's evolve opposable thumbs, we're all doomed! Their inability to effectively open the treat bags is the only reason they keep us around!

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Fun fact, polydactyly is a dominant trait, and has become more and more common over the past 200 years.

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lemmy.zip

That cat would get any and everything it begged for. Gorgeous!

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Look says, “Your shit is decidedly not amusing. Keep moving or catch these paws.”

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Teach him to use a spoon, a fork and a knife.... He'll need the other leg free to stand properly.

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Tell him he can open his own canned food now! He has no right being so cool.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

Is that not normal when this occurs? Is it usually just one foot, or a pair of feet?

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I believe it's much more common to be either just the front paws or just the rear (with just the front being the most common).

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