Animal Well | Part 25: Freedom

I've returned to RUclips to start a playthrough of the cryptic Metroidvania puzzler ANIMAL WELL. Join me as I play the game for the first time!
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[@Davidj88keys]

3:50 this was the last one i found as well, it was so frustrating this whole time i played that i was missing this match the whole time

[@elsalaiho1699]

You figured the cat (well, I'm pretty sure they're lynx kittens, what with the tufted ears and tiny short tails, but some feline either way, and the community keeps calling them cats) codes out!! I was wondering how long it'd take you to put together how they're used.
By the way, each of the codes had, somewhere in the floor or ceiling by it, symbols that weren't arrows. There were matching symbols in the ceiling above each cage, to indicate which code should be used to open which cage. (You're not by any means the only animal well youtuber i've watched whose walked past those multiple times and never figured it out, though.) Of course, one can also just try all the codes until one works too, but like, they were marked to show which code is for which cage
Have you still not figured out the indication for when ground can be broken by the top? Not to be rude, I'm just wondering since I see you passing points that are marked as being breakable by top, but then trying it in places that aren't marked so at all

[@pluggedintogaming]

At the point I was at, it made more sense to just try out all the cat codes and see which ones worked where, but I did end up noticing the corresponding codes, but after the fact.
I know the dirt indicator for the top, but for whatever reason I have a really hard time spotting it, especially in rooms I've been through multiple times. I don't know if the game needs to make it a LITTLE more obvious or I should just pay more attention, but I've missed almost every single instance of it throughout the game. I think it also comes down to tunnel vision playing the game on recording and looking at every other clue/secret.