The skeleto-muscular system is the set of organs including the bones, the skeletal muscles, and the associated tendons and ligaments. The cat's skeleton (the bones) are part of the skeleto-muscular system.
yes
Of course.
Of course. Cats have an almost ideal musculature for all those sorts of activities.
Yes stupid
Cats DO have backbones! Cats are vertebrates, and like all vertebrates, they have an internal skeleton which includes the spinal column.
Most crustaceans have exoskeletons The skeleton is on the outside:)
Yes of course! Cats are vertebrates, which means they have an internal skeleton.
If by "guts" you mean gastrointestinal tract, then the answer is one. The gastrointestinal (GI) tract is composted of the stomach, small intestine, large intestine, anus, and several accessory organs to aid in digestion.
Yes, we do since we are vertebrates. Cats, dogs, horses, cows, pigs, deer and many other belong in this major group.
Humans, cats, dogs, hamsters, armadillo, birds, tigers, crocodiles, a lot of mammals( i think all of them), etc -------------------------- Generically a vertebrate's skeleton.
Cats are land mammals that give birth to live young, have a covering of fur and as they are vertebrates, they have a skeletal system. Cats are also obligate carnivores that hunt for their prey. Flies are insects. Insects are invertebrates, so have no skeletal system and have tough skin/outer casing that protects them instead. Flies, like all insects, lay eggs. Flies also have wings, that cats do not have. A fly can and will eat most things, from fruit to rotting meat to other animal's excretions. However, probably the only similarity a fly has to a cat is they both spend many hours of the day cleaning themselves.
Yes it does. Cats have their slim skeleton for jumping and running while turtles have a short and fat skeleton because all they need to do is swim.
they would be called mamals, examples: humans,cats,dogs,horses,and pigs