How did North America's saber-toothed cats hunt without breaking their unwieldy saber-like canines, which are vulnerable to sideways bending stresses? A paleontologist provides mechanical evidence ...
Some suggest it represents hunting frustration or an involuntary motor pattern related to the killing bite that cats deliver to the neck of prey. Others think it might be a manifestation of excitement ...
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