Why does broken glass "jump" and tinkle long after it has broken?

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newjediord

My outdoor dining table's glass just broke (we're still not sure if it was spontaneous or something caused it), but the glass continues to "jump around" and make a tinkling, crunchy sound. Is this normal? Does this mean it's active or dangerous in some way?

Answer
A glass table is made like a windshield, it has a plastic lament in it so when it shatters it just keeps on crumbling

How can I move house with my outdoor cats?

Alexia M

We have two cats that are about a year old. They are not allowed inside our house and simply spend their day in our garden and around the neighborhood. We are going to move in a few days, and we really don't know how to move them. A friend of us lent us a cage, but it's only the the size of a dining table and my cats really dont seem happy in it. If we took them one by one, and kept them in a cage outside for two or so weeks, would they run away as soon as we let them out?

Thanks
Alexia

Answer
Plan to keep them inside for at least a month after you move. If you can't do that, it would be best to find them new homes. Cats will not be happy in a cage for several weeks, and it is likely that they will run off as soon as you let them out.

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