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¿Question #4217?
kennyb: Do Kittens always land on their feet?

elirlandes: They always land on MY feet
Fribian: Poor things. Not always - I tested that once when I was a kid but not in a damaging way
fatum: Only tried it around 800 times, I need more data to be conclusive. Let the throwing continue !
Spirit of 70: Yes.
TunaSled: Hell no.
Der Ubermolch: Depends how hard you throw them
MrZoz: n0
Woelf: No, sometimes they fall on their cute little heads.
Hendal: not when I slam them down
feydjm: no
arkibet: most of the time
Joseph Hill: no, face
ZeroZilla: No, they're rather clumsy, like all toddlers.
AUGG: Only if they were just walking through peanutbutter
Anwar: No, only after a fall of 7 feet or more
DHEK: Not always. Cats tend to, but they too can slip up sometimes.
Quixote171: you should tie them up before you throw them.
eddyspaghetti: No. Heh-heh-heh...
POvidiusNaso: Not yet. Software's not installed.
KentuckyKid: Not if you tape a piece of bread, buttered side up, to their back.
ZiggyZambo: Not if you hold them upside-down and smash their head against a table...
dmomo: No
holywolfman: nope
Dorque: Nope.
Avatar_69: No. They don't have the flexibility of grown cats
MisterCranky: Only if the floor is littered with carpet tacks lying points upward.
lone: Nope.
Debate: Not in my experience.
Loquutus: Aw, great. Now I have to go find some kittens to 'experiment' on.
sourwyrm: no
skrutsch: Not always.
mgoddard: Not when I throw them....
SenorOcho: How far are you dropping them?
JohnnyD: yes
shawn_low: Even the fat ones seem to do so.
puffinge: only those with feet
dave45: I think so
djlg: No
scriptorum: Depends on how hard you throw them.
mrbeankc: You'd have to ask my cats
jttm: I wish we did experiments like these in Science class.
Lord_Prussian: Nope
skelebone: Sure not.
CortexBomb: I think one could launch a kitten from a low enough height at high enough velocity to keep them from doing so
CDRodeffer: No, they need to learn to do that after their eyes open.
Spielfreak: dunno, but it sounds like a thesis for an interesting experiment...
chaddyboy_2000: No, not always, but most of the time.