![TIL cats "directly register", meaning that while walking, their back paws land in the same spot as their front paws, which minimizes noise and visible tracks.: todayilearned TIL cats "directly register", meaning that while walking, their back paws land in the same spot as their front paws, which minimizes noise and visible tracks.: todayilearned](https://external-preview.redd.it/S99bF119imKcPx_NP5ICQWLB0hHbv3dFUFwx5OWi7R4.jpg?auto=webp&s=016935e9b023f511a6b9c31ded9da42592247d9d)
TIL cats "directly register", meaning that while walking, their back paws land in the same spot as their front paws, which minimizes noise and visible tracks.: todayilearned
![Sammie's front paw looks sore. There has been no blood and he isn't limping. He does keep licking it though. | PetCoach Sammie's front paw looks sore. There has been no blood and he isn't limping. He does keep licking it though. | PetCoach](https://cf-s3.petcoach.co/question_photo_normal_thumb/uploads/questions/632257/images/3238b29069ae671489c225ed1da0d50ccb95f4cd.jpeg)
Sammie's front paw looks sore. There has been no blood and he isn't limping. He does keep licking it though. | PetCoach
![Cats place each hind paw directly in the print of the corresponding fore paw, minimizing noise and visible tracks: Damnthatsinteresting Cats place each hind paw directly in the print of the corresponding fore paw, minimizing noise and visible tracks: Damnthatsinteresting](https://external-preview.redd.it/Mh6ChPT8NfVer5XyApcxjrZRbKbxtnR1fLBELAyd598.png?format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cee1e187e6693d0ee80b05e8b09b567dd03bccf0)