Mentions
Extended reach
Total likes
Video views
AI synopsis
Discussions demonstrate interest by referencing the study’s findings, such as comments on cats surviving high falls and the severity of injuries like fractures and thoracic trauma, using words like 'amazing' and 'interesting.' Some users engage critically, questioning survivorship bias, which shows thoughtful engagement and awareness of broader implications.
Several discussions acknowledge the findings of the study, especially the survival rates and injury severity, indicating moderate agreement with the research conclusions.
Posts show curiosity about the subject, with some references to case specifics and the implications of the findings.
There is a moderate level of engagement, including sharing personal opinions, referencing other studies, and discussing survival biases, showing some depth of discussion.
Discussions highlight that the findings are thought-provoking, especially regarding the high survival rates despite severe injuries, suggesting a modest impact on perceptions about feline injuries from falls.
On vous dit de prendre des notes, de lire des articles etc… Mais face à la prolifération des informations et de ce que l’on doit savoir, ça peut être très difficile de faire le tri. Je vous conseille donc cette vidéo pour savoir comment choisir ses infos. https://t.co/kNyCisxzRB
@Paul63B @ProfBrianCox https://t.co/01WDooz1zD https://t.co/XJ01utboLf https://t.co/zRGF5Vn995 You can draw your own conclusions but that 1997 study is definitely based on a surviorship bias imo. Amazing how many cats survived the falls though.
Here's a scientific study that collaborates cats surviving falls from 4 to 7+ stories. Feline high-rise syndrome: 119 cases (1998 - 2001) https://t.co/00pRRb6uex https://t.co/TvwJlOCP12
@Cesium1376 @pisyakisya89 Могу сказать вам тоже самое. Статистика действительно легко гуглится. https://t.co/qL0w9m2Yc5 https://t.co/hrD5mcTP4F
https://t.co/Csr934vcnX
Esprit critique, Beatles et chats sauteurs, tout est lié. (feat. Brunogr... https://t.co/odIc94R1Rw via @YouTube
This episode explores the development of critical thinking and its importance in reasoning. It discusses various related topics and sources, encouraging viewers to deepen their understanding and engage in further study…
This video covers the biology of cats, their role as invasive species, and the risks of high-rise falls, highlighting injury patterns and severity based on fall height, primarily affecting young cats during warm seasons.
@Cesium1376 @pisyakisya89 Могу сказать вам тоже самое. Статистика действительно легко гуглится. https://t.co/qL0w9m2Yc5 https://t.co/hrD5mcTP4F
On vous dit de prendre des notes, de lire des articles etc… Mais face à la prolifération des informations et de ce que l’on doit savoir, ça peut être très difficile de faire le tri. Je vous conseille donc cette vidéo pour savoir comment choisir ses infos. https://t.co/kNyCisxzRB
@SuperMintyDog @OmNomDraws @crazyclipsonly They got a higher chance surviving and risk less injuries from 2 stories up then from smaller heights.. https://t.co/DYk4C1SETc
https://t.co/xR12whYynn Cette personne est sur Twitch en fait ! https://t.co/Tc0agado4M
Esprit critique, Beatles et chats sauteurs, tout est lié. (feat. Brunogr... https://t.co/odIc94R1Rw via @YouTube
Sleud c'est quelqu'un que je trouve rigolo. Et pertinent. https://t.co/DEVDCgfngl
@Paul63B @ProfBrianCox https://t.co/01WDooz1zD https://t.co/XJ01utboLf https://t.co/zRGF5Vn995 You can draw your own conclusions but that 1997 study is definitely based on a surviorship bias imo. Amazing how many cats survived the falls though.
Here's a scientific study that collaborates cats surviving falls from 4 to 7+ stories. Feline high-rise syndrome: 119 cases (1998 - 2001) https://t.co/00pRRb6uex https://t.co/TvwJlOCP12
https://t.co/Csr934vcnX
@JasonLawrence14 @SumSumFeet @Ninja @Aplfisher @xQc @JessicaBlevins @DrLupo @StJude I legit can't tell if you're pretending, or not. https://t.co/Xy4mnnlj0O https://t.co/lUxcCp6SJ0
WM
TI
A
JK
DG
J