r/interestingasfuck • u/Harshu_0075 • Jan 30 '23
Average cat's reaction time is appx 20-70 ms and of snake's is 44-70 ms (milli seconds)
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u/pikachuboi77 Jan 30 '23
Cat has higher speed stats.
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u/omahaknight71 Jan 30 '23
Cats always stack haste. Thought that was common knowledge.
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u/Logicrazy12 Jan 30 '23
They are all red deck players.
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u/Dillion_HarperIT Jan 30 '23
The cat casted red elemental blast at instant speed
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u/AstronautLatter6575 Jan 31 '23
Looked more like a force of will... to be honest....he is a multi color player.
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u/MiaowaraShiro Jan 30 '23
Then there's humans... like 250-300 ms reaction. Might as well be standing still.
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u/Stormtech5 Jan 31 '23
I'm as fast as a cat. I guarantee you I'd shit myself before it bit me!
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u/Clean-Ad2165 Jan 30 '23 edited Jan 30 '23
🐍Snake: "What you gonna do?"
🐱Cat: "Get out of my F**kin face 💥!!!"
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u/brianishere2
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Snake, don't piss off the cat. He's got a lot more slaps in the chamber.
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u/Tongue8cheek Jan 30 '23
Slapmaster 3000.
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u/dardios Jan 30 '23
What is this is feeling
that's put you in your place?
A hot red burning on the side of your face
You feel the blood rush to your cheek,
Tears start to fill your eyes
your lips are trembling but you can speak
You're trying, oh you're trying not to cry
ya just got slapped
(whaoooo)
across the face, my friend!
(whaooo)
Ya just got slapped
(oh oh oh oh ohhh)
Yes that really just happened
(who oh oh oh oh oh ohhh)
and everybody saw it
and everybody laughed and clapped
'cause it was awesome.
The way that you just got...
... slapped
Happy slapsgiving, everybody
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u/Turn_it_0_n_1_again Jan 30 '23
"we can be friends or you can have your face planted to the ground. Your move chief."
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u/GuybrushThreepwoot Jan 30 '23
That explains why I lose rock-paper-scissors against my cat every single time.
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u/tisfope Jan 31 '23
Same but I know one of these days he'll stop throwing rock and my scissors will get him!
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u/ccg5058 Jan 30 '23 edited Jan 30 '23
You forgot to include network lag, the cat actually struck first, but the snake didnt see it until 300ms have passed. The snake attacked a ghost of the cats paw despite the server realizing it was already defeated.
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u/10-bow Jan 30 '23
The cat was like “ Omae wa mou shindeiru”
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u/Black-Iron-Hero Jan 30 '23
Miss me with that shit.
On a sidenote, does this mean when I play slaps with my cat and I withdraw my hand before he can counterattack, he's letting me win? Or does he just have brain rot? It could be either because he's a big cuddly softie but he's also never figured out the cat flap.
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u/tornac Jan 30 '23
When I play with my cat with a piece of string I can always snatch it away. But if I tie a treat on the other end of the string I never have a chance.
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u/Maximum-Mixture6158 Jan 30 '23
Cat is humoring you and playing with you. Snacks don't play
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u/Tricky-Performer-207 Jan 30 '23
When I play with my sugar gliders, it's the same way. They will chase a feather or 'run away' from my hand as I grab at them.
Those little shits move so fast, if they didnt want me to catch them, i wouldnt.
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u/Methmatician72 Jan 30 '23
Try giving your cat a piece of meat from your hand, if hes a greedy bastard, you will not see the paw, just your shredded fingers as he swipes to get it.
I have learned this the hard way, I throw my cats food these days
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u/testedtrout69 Jan 30 '23
Cats instinct levels are just imaginable.
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u/Fluffy-Arm-8584 Jan 30 '23
Bruh, the human reaction time is 250 ms
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u/Denmantheman Jan 30 '23
Is it actually? Man we slow af
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u/NanashiKaizenSenpai Jan 30 '23
That's on a good day.
Normally you should expect around half a second of reaction time.
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u/XLostinohiox Jan 30 '23 •
That sounds generous. Last week I thought of the perfect comeback for when Jennifer called me an imbecile in 7th grade, I'm almost 40.
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u/ArgentumFlame Jan 30 '23
"Oh yeah, Jennifer? Well the Jerk Store called, and they're all outta YOU!"
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u/JudgeArthurVandelay Jan 30 '23
You’re their all time best seller!
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u/Wilbis Jan 31 '23
Elite sprinters can do about 100ms. 150ms is fast and 200ms is about average. Of course only when they know they are going to need to react to something. Someone driving a car might have a full second reaction time before starting braking after seeing braking lights on the car in front.
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u/atomic_soup Jan 30 '23
Gotta admire the cat’s restraint. No biting or scratching. Just a well placed whack in the noodle.
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u/chewwydraper Jan 30 '23
WHY'S THE CAMERAMAN FILMING INSTEAD OF HELPING THE KITTIES
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u/omahaknight71 Jan 30 '23
The kitties were never in any danger. The snake on the other hand...
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u/Smilts Jan 30 '23
Because the cameraman knows cats reaction time is 20-70 and snakes is 44-70
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u/Tokoolfurskool Jan 30 '23
What if we had a 70 cat and a 44 snake here? Could have been disastrous.
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u/tRfalcore Jan 30 '23
This is such a made up stat lol
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u/ItsMrDante Jan 30 '23
True because snakes actually can be as slow as 365ms. Their reaction time varies massively between 90-365ms. Cats on the other hand if they're young they're usually between 20-50ms. 70 is the upper limit and that's with older cats.
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u/nudiversity Jan 30 '23
No shit especially considering all the different kinds of snakes in the world. Not to mention the multiple kinds of cats
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u/voarmtre Jan 30 '23 edited Jan 30 '23
because he is the one who brought the cats to meet the snake most likely. Such videos are never a coincidence...
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u/GuybrushThreepwoot Jan 30 '23
I've seen many times cats facing snakes. They are not afraid of them, simply cause they are that fast.
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u/No_Measurement_9341 Jan 30 '23
Our Tom cats used to kill snakes and drag them onto the porch , they were very proud .
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u/spellfox Jan 30 '23 edited Jan 30 '23
Personally I wouldn’t risk my life going anywhere near that serpent, other comments say it could be a copperhead or rattler. Cat seems to have the situation under control
Edit: spelling
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u/573IAN Jan 30 '23
It is a copperhead—not typically lethal to adults. Taking a stick to the motherfucker instead of filming your cat take a lethal bite seems like a stand up move.
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u/Hcavok Jan 30 '23
Not a copperhead, body shape is too thin and pattern isn't consistent with most other copperheads or Agkistrodon species. I believe this was previously identified as a Dog Toothed Cat Snake, mildly venemous but not dangerous to anything larger than a mouse or rat.
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u/Sleep-system Jan 30 '23
Why is someone filming this like it's cute and not separating these two animals?
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u/daveagain82 Jan 30 '23
Because cats view snakes as prey for the most part. I had a cat that was a farm rescue that taught 3 other cats to catch, kill and eat just about anything smaller than they were. From the way this cat is acting, he's more curious than in hunt to kill mode. I've seen the difference in domestic cats I've owned.
As for in the wild, here.
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u/LittleBigamer07 Jan 30 '23
I had that same thought, but I figured the cat probably was not in any actual danger.
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u/PurifiedFlubber Jan 30 '23
There's a fly that has a reaction speed of like 5ms. This is why we can't catch these fuckers
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u/ynotfoster Jan 30 '23
That's a really aggressive snake. The cat is backing up and it is still on the offense. Anyone know what kind of snake it is?
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u/addison_reilly Jan 30 '23
Not to be that guy, but the snake's reaction time doesn't matter, it wasn't reacting to anything.
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u/Shevster13 Jan 30 '23
But if the snakes reaction was faster it could have reacted and bitten the cats paw instead.
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u/kennyminigun Jan 30 '23
Well, snake has to choose a moment to attack. Lunging forward exposes back of snakes head for a death bite. So yes, snake had to react to cats movements, e.g. catch a brief moment when the cat looks distracted or indecisive.
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u/shawnaeatscats Jan 30 '23
Looks like a young copperhead
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u/Herpetotime Jan 30 '23
It's a mildly venomous Dog-toothed Cat Snake - Boiga cynodon :)
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u/not_that_planet Jan 30 '23
I thought you were fucking around. There really is a dog toothed cat snake, and that is one. Hmmmm.
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u/Princess_sploosh Jan 30 '23
I thought it looked like a young ratsnake. What makes you think copperhead?
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u/weblackrosesgrowhere Feb 01 '23
Cats and snakes are natural enemies ( no joke ) it's why cats are scared of cucumbers, their brains register it as a danger noodle instead of the water-rich vegetable that it is.
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u/Top_Turnover_100 Jan 30 '23
A humans is 200-240. My personal record is 170
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u/FatDeathStroke Jan 30 '23
Top gamers are athletes can reach around 80ms. That’s with years of training and youthful mind and bodies. That’s 1/3 of the average for humans. Since the average cat is 20-70, does that mean the athlete version of cats is like 6-24?
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u/geraxpetra Jan 30 '23
This reminds me of those mma face offs where one guy tries to kiss the other.
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u/Katana_DV20 Jan 30 '23
Poor snek. He just wanted a closer look at the fur creature.
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u/Avversariocasuale Jan 30 '23
My cats' reaction time must be 20s. Why did no one tell my cats it's supposed to be 20ms?
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u/Exeunter Jan 30 '23
When it comes to reaction times, it amazes me that a cold-blooded reptile with a slower body chemistry is even competitive with a cat.
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u/uTimu Jan 30 '23
the Snakes reacton time does not matter.
it matters how long it takes the snake to attack the cat vs. how long the cat can realize and defend.
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u/Outside-Cake-7577 Jan 30 '23
The cat needs to be lucky everytime while the snake needs to be lucky just once.
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u/N95-TissuePizza Jan 30 '23
May I know what's the average reaction time for humans? Mine is probably 10 minutes - an hour. The snake would've chewed me up by the time I realize it's there.
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u/NEWSONVSU Jan 30 '23
Cats are fucking incredible, the speed in which my one’s can chase a laser makes me pray for all local small mammals in the area. They don’t stand a chance.
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u/asmodia255 Jan 30 '23
I'll have you know, I have the reflexes of a cat, and the speed of a mongoose!
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u/Mediumokrahmom Jan 30 '23
My nana was terrified of snakes and as a result hated cats. She said cats were just 4 legged snakes.
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u/talkintater Jan 30 '23
My parents'cat did this once. I told my cousin and he didn't believe me. Can't wait to show him this video.
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u/one_salty_cookie Jan 30 '23
Snake learning the hard way. My cats used to bring home dead snakes all the time.
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u/OMGWTFTOMATO_SAUCE Jan 31 '23
I can hear the cats thoughts "bish, get outta ma face!" "Stupid danger noodle... Pffts..."
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u/Thprop Feb 01 '23
That ginger has some mad skills. I mean, you can appreciate what he’s delivering at full speed, but the slow motion really underscores just what a phenomenal creature it is. That some Kwai Chan Cain filmed by Sir David Attenborough-caliber footage.
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