What are some What are facts about cats?

Answer 1

• Groups of kittens are "kindles," while groups of adult cats are "clowders."
• One litter of kittens can be produced by more than one father.
• Cats weigh an average of 12 pounds. The heaviest cat on record weighed nearly 47 pounds. The lightest was one pound, eight ounces.
• A cat's heart beats up to 140 times per minute, or about twice as fast as a human's.
• Cats have five toes on each front foot, but only four on each back foot.
• Many cats don't have eyelashes.
• Many people think that cats are colorblind, but it's a myth. Now we know that cats can see blues, reds and greens.
• Cats will spend about a third of the day grooming. The process is helped along by the backwards-facing spikes on their tongues. Now you know why it feels like being rubbed with sandpaper when they lick you.
• They will also spend about 16 hours a day sleeping.
• Bluebell, a Persian cat, had fourteen kittens in one litter: the largest single litter in which every kitten survived.
• Puss, a cat from England, lived to be 36 in human years: the oldest cat on record.
• Sir Isaac newton invented the cat door.
• Ancient Egyptians shaved their eyebrows in mourning when their cats died. And if someone killed a cat, he or she could get the death penalty.
• Cats rarely meow at other cats.
• Kittens will start dreaming when they're about one week old.
• When kittens are born, their eyes are blue - but they often change color as the babies grow.
• Cats can be trained to use the toilet as their litter box. Some can even be taught to flush when they're done.
• Researchers have tried mouse-flavored cat food. The cats who were introduced to it refused to eat it.
• You might think it's disgusting when your cat brings you dead prey (like a bird or mouse), but you should thank her anyway. She thinks that she's bringing you a present.
• Our cats don't think of themselves as small humans. Rather, they think of us as large cats.

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Answer 2

They Breathe, they eat, and they sleep.