Of course. If you really want the procedure:
Procedure of Cats Mating:
The she-cat goes into heat, and the tom mounts her and bites down on her scruff. He has a tiny penis, barbed with spikes so it doesn't fall out, and when the she-cat has let out a piercing yowl, he has mated her. This may happen many times before the she-cat becomes pregnant.
yes they can but this will be called crossbreeding and that's bad for animals example when a male lion mate with a female tiger the offspring will be called liger and the offspring can not mate with another tiger or lion and some crossbred animals never reach adulthood so this is a bad idea
No, civets are not even a type of cat. Civets belong in a completely different family to cats, so cannot breed.
No, it is genetically impossible. They are two distinct species from two distinct families.
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Domestic cats
The Maine Coon .
This will never happen. Animals simply happen to be much smarter than many people and they certainly are a lot nicer mating with their own kind.
A cat is the domestic or feral descendant of the feline family.
No, the Maine Coon is a domestic cat.
There is no such animal as an African Cozumel Raccoon. The Cozumel raccoon is found only on Cozumel Island of Mexico. Since it is the only raccoon found on Cozumel, it would not be possible for it to mate with another species of raccoon.
Nebelung is a breed of domestic cat. It begins with the letter n.
Raccoons usually mate in late winter - February and March - depending on how far south or north they are,
Domestic animals have breeds, wildlife has species. There are 2 or 3 species of raccoons:Common raccoon of North and Central America. Crab eating raccoon of Central and South America. Cozumel raccoon of Cozumel Island of Mexico. Some consider this to be a subspecies of the common raccoon.
Only if the animal is in the same family as the rabbit. (Feline, canine etc.) No.
Cats either domestic or wild felines hunt for the purpose for food, without it they would starve( wild feline) or would not have enough nutrition (domestic).