Cats were, before humans domesticated them, wild animals, so it's just a thing they developed for protection.
And hunting!
Because when they scratch a wood or carpeted cat pole the outer sheaths of the claws come off making the claw very sharp.
Because it help them climb trees, as they are classified under the 'aboreal' group. Their sharp claws also aid in defence against predators or animals attacking them.
So they can dig holes to live in.
To scratch people.
so they can dig holes in the ground :-)
By digging underground for protection and using their sharp claws as defense, if necessary.
By digging underground for protection and using their sharp claws as defense, if necessary.
Why does an elephant not have sharp claws are
vampires have extremely sharp claws.
they av sharp claws to rip open there fruit
As there is no unit to declare 'sharpness', I'll simply say: very sharp. Wolf claws, and canine claws in general, are not as thin and sharp as feline claws, yet thicker and stronger. They can tear apart rabbits and deer.
Really sharp!(;
Mole claws are claws that moles use to dig holes to live in.OK
Yes, chickens do has really dangerous and really sharp claws. These claws are really strong and can kill just in a second.
Koalas do not have large claws, but they do have very strong and sharp claws.
the claws to a falcon are called nunicas.