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How can whiskers help cats?
Cats use their whiskers as a guideline for the size of their head. Say a cat is trying to fit through a hole and his whiskers rub, then he knows that he will get stuck if he continues into the hole.
Should you cut a cat's whiskers?
No, a cat's whiskers are important. They help with navigation, but their primary use is to help a cat judge whether or not he'll fit through an opening. They can also be a good mood indicator. Whiskers are extremely sensitive as they are closely connected to the nervous system. Any damage to the whiskers will cause your cat discomfort, and he or she may become agitated, confused or disoriented. For sources, see Related Links below.
Would a cats whiskers get longer if it got fatter?
Consdering the fact that whiskers are partly meant for a cat to tell whether a space is wide enough for it (so it won't get stuck), then yes, a cat's whiskers would get longer if it got fatter. Hope this helps!
Where do you get the whiskers and the cat ears in Poptropica?
if you see someone with them click the custamizer then on them and take them
What does a cat's whickers look like?
if u mean whiskers them look uo cat and see under images
Why do they have whiskers?
Cats have whiskers so they know if they can fit in a hole or not Cats have whiskers to see if they will fit into tight spaces. Their whiskers are as long as their body. However, if a cat is overweight, its whiskers don't grow more, making them more likely to get stuck. Cats can use their whiskers to help guide themselves, especially at night.
What is the proper mean of whiskers?
The meaning of whiskers is so the cat can feel what is around him or her. Likewise for dogs; they also rely on whiskers to feel around in areas they may not see. Same for any other animal with whiskers, including catfish. Hope this was helpful!
Are a cats wiskers prickaly?
A cat's whiskers are actually quite flexible and not prickly at all. They are sensitive and serve as a tool for sensing their surroundings, helping them navigate and hunt effectively. The whiskers can even help cats gauge if they can fit through tight spaces.
What is the black cat for on poptropica?
The black cat on Spy Island is just decorative and not part of the game. The gray cat, Whiskers, on 24 carrot island, can get you a crowbar. (see related question)
Do cats whiskers grow back?
If the whisker was cut, yes it will grow back. Sometimes if a whisker is burned it will not grow back.Whiskers are hair shafts, just like the rest of a cat's fur. Like every single hair on a cat's body they will periodically shed and then regrow.So yes their whiskers grow back. :)NO! THEY DO NOT GROW BACK! Just kidding. They do grow... :)yes they do
Do hamsters have great eye site?
no hamsters DO NOT have good eye site there use there whiskers to move and see better PS hamsters do not have eye bolls on the whiskers!!
What do cats whiskersdo to cats?
Whiskers, also known as "tactile hairs" or vibrissae, whiskers are the long, thick, flexible hairs ­on a cat's face and eyebrows. Whiskers are rooted very deep in the cat's face, in an area rich in nerves and blood vessels.Whiskers help the cat feel his way around. Whiskers are so sensitive that they can detect the slightest directional change in a breeze. At night, for example, this helps a cat slink its way through a room and not bump into anything. How? The air currents in the room change depending on where pieces of furniture are located. As the cat walks through the room and approaches the couch, he'll know which direction to turn based on the change in air current around the couch.In addition to having sensory properties, a cat's whiskers are also a good indicator of his mood. When a cat is angry or feels defensive, the whiskers will be pulled back. Otherwise, when the cat is happy, curious or content, the whiskers will be more relaxed and pushed forward.But the whisker's primary use is to help a cat judge whether or not he'll fit through an opening. A cat's whiskers are roughly as wide as his body -- sort of a natural ruler. The whisker tips are sensitive to pressure. You'll probably see a cat stick his head in and out of an opening before he puts his body in. He's judging the width of the opening, and is determining if he can fit into it. An interesting note: cats don't have a true collar bone, like humans. This allows them to turn and twist their way through very narrow openings.Peace and Love!
