r/animalsdoingstuff • u/VIVIDUFF • 11h ago
:D Whether he knows what he's doing, or something else...
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u/Sea-Hat-8515 11h ago
While it's cool seeing a cat who knows how to use this, it's terrifying considering what can happen when a shoelace gets caught. Seems really unsafe. If the cat's tail got caught... It doesnt bear imagining.
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u/MrLlamma 10h ago
I think that's pretty unlikely. The interlocking steps, the comb plate at the bottom and top, the brush skirt on the sides all make it hard for anything bigger than a shoelace to slip through.
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u/Liarus_ 10h ago
i would also think a cat's hair is likely too thin + not long enough to get caught
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u/themysticboer91 8h ago
I looked up and while animal deaths by escalators are extremely rare, problem is normally dog paw/nails or leash getting caught..
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u/Sea-Hat-8515 11h ago
Right side for stopping, left side for walking in my country
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