Unlike humans, cats have more effecient tear glands and ducts. Also, they need to see much more when they're hunting, and so they don't blink. They blink about every five minutes.
because they dont blink as often
They don't, at least not any more than other cats. On light-colored cats, eye secretions are more visible. My white Domestic Shorthair seems to be crying just as often as my Siamese. The reason that cats in general have watery eyes is that unlike humans, they don't blink very often, so this is how they keep their eyes moist.
-to get dust out -I think that it may be polite to cats. e.g. if you blink at a cat then he/she will blink back.
yes
No - humanity is limited by species to Homo sapiens. While cats and dogs are often treated as members of the family by some humans, they are not humans.
Cats and dogs blink with both eyes, though sometimes if they wanted to for any reason they can blink with one eye only and leave the other eye open, which is called a wink.
I timed Miss Kitty for a minute and she didn't blink once. NOT ONCE!
No... fortunately as we blink so often!
all cats blinks it's just that they dont blink that much cause they always sleep
Yes cats always blink. They just don't blink as often as we humans do. I have tried to have staring contest with my cats but so far I have been losing... I hope this answer your question, so in short yes they blink.
Yes they do. They have to blink to keep their eyes moist just like humans.
All animals, even humans have some degree of light reflection. This is often apparent in animals that are often observed by humans, such as dogs and cats.
Yes, cats can see humans.