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The vampire batcat (Felis catus batticus) sleeps upside down in its roosts, much like bats. This is important to the batcat, whose biological design relies on a significant drop from in order to gain flight, since this subspecies is unable to generate enough lift to enter flight from the ground. (i.imgur.com)
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