Because their head is the widest part of their body., however, this may not be so if a cat is extremely overweight.
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It all depends on the size of the cat and the size of the opening. The question gives no indication of the measurement units. Centimetres or inches is far too small a gap for even a tiny kitten to squeeze though. If it is metres or feet, then even the largest domestic cats will be able to fit through.
whiskers are only useful if the whiskers are the size of the head and if the head is the size of the body, so if the size of the head is the same as the body, then yes. If not, then no.
Cats have whiskers because they help them tell how wide an opening or a hole is because their whiskers are the same size as their shoulders.It works like this:The cat finds an opening/hole and does not know whether he/she can fit through it so he/she put her whiskers through the opening/hole and if her whiskers get squished up he/she knows she cannot fit through. also, with wiskers a cat can remember its way around because they will know what hole they shoved there wiskers through and then they will be able to remember that they have gone the wrong way if they come across a hole or gap that they cannot fit through because then how can they possibly have got there?
Cats have a clavicle (aka: collarbone), however it does not function anything like a human's clavicle.See the following labeled cat skeleton: http://maxshouse.com/anatomy-sleleton.htmor see the skeleton section on the wikipedia at this link:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_anatomy
The size of the opening through which the product you are spreading must fall.
They warn enemies by opening the patch below their head and seems to be bigger in size to enemies.
A ferret MIGHT pull a rabbit head thru the cage and eat it. You don't say what size the rabbit is or what size the wire is, so it is hard to really answer your question.
the fox is bigger than cats but it depends of the size of the fox and the size of the cats you compare
Yes i took this question yesterday in science
Aperture on a camera is the size of the opening/hole in the lens that allows light through. A larger opening lets more light through per second than a smaller one. The size of the opening also affects the depth of field (DOF) in the photograph in the following way: Large opening ------- Small opening Shallow DOF ------- Deep DOF See these links for more detailed info. Aperture http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aperture Depth of field http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depth_of_field
About the size of a cats bumhole