Stress and emotional tension can cause muscles to tighten and contract, resulting in pain and stiffness. You can sleep wrong and wake up with a crick in your neck. You can sit too long at your desk, staring at your computer, and give yourself a stiff neck. Also, the way you're living could be causing your neck pain. Poor posture, obesity, and weak abdominal muscles often disrupt the spine's balance, causing your neck to bend uncomfortably to compensate. Even healthy, normal activities can cause neck sprains and strains, which can lead to pain.
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These photos of Dshamilja were taken at the Zurich Zoo by Dr. Georges Barth. For more pictures of Dshamilja, go to our photo section. Snow leopards are capable of running very fast for short distances. However, the ability to run fast is not a particular adaptation of this big cat. The fastest cat, the cheetah, lives in open habitat where it is difficult to sneak up on prey. The cheetah must use its speed when it wants to grab a bite.