cats get there energy from the mice that they eat or from the cat food that is fed to them. The energy that they get from a mouse is chemically changed by the mitochondria in all of are cells and cats to adenosine triphosphate the main source of energy that runs through our body.
They do the same thing most living things do. They break dowmn food material then they release it. But don't get confused because not all animals or living things do that.
Energy is such a precious thing to all types of animals. Animals use energy to do things to help them toward there survival, such as a wild fox would use it and go hunt mice, or small animals so that it can feed its young, and things such as this. Energy is used by an animal to survive and thrive.
A tiger uses it's energy by hunting their prey, they usually save their energy until the next animal comes by so that they can attack their prey faster
Resting energy requirements cats (kcal/day) = 30 x (body weight in kg) + 70
cats use and obtain energy by the food they eat or the environment they live in (from the sun). for instance, lets say that the cats are outside, they take energy from the sun.
Poohing by trees
by runing
Purring does burn calories in a cat. Anything a cat does requires energy. Energy is gained by calories in a cat's diet.
While a little bit of fish on occasion is fine, feeding a cat cod every day is not ideal. Fish alone should never be the sole or main food source for a cat as a fish does not meet a cat's nutritional requirements.
A cat cannot hunt too much. A cat doesn't eat much. A rat is enough to be eaten for a cat daily. A cat also uses energy during hunting. A too much hunting may make a cat tired.
the energy will go through both sides
The same reason why all domestic cats eat cat food of some variety - to gain nutrients they need for warmth, energy and to keep themselves healthy.
It takes zero energy requirements
Carbohydrates are in almost all commercially available pet foods. They help meet the pet's protein, energy, and fiber requirements.
what energy role does the cat play in the food web
Purring does burn calories in a cat. Anything a cat does requires energy. Energy is gained by calories in a cat's diet.
a cat
The energy requirements of living systems include being able to move. These living systems also need energy to eat and to hunt.
The cat has potential energy from gravity, chemical energy from its metabolism, thermal energy because it is warm blooded, and nuclear energy from the strong force acting on its nuclei. Since E = m*c^2, the average cat possesses enough nuclear energy to level a city. Considering a cat is unlikely to level a city in any other way, all other forces can be considered negligible in comparison to the nuclear energy of the cat. However, since man has yet to split the cat atom, this nuclear energy is rendered unusable. Since we previously concluded that all other forces were negligible, it can safely be assumed that the cat possesses no energy at all. This is why cats lie around all day, because they have no energy. This is the reason dogs make better pets than cats.
estimated energy requirements
Its energy is derived from the nutrients in the food it consumes.
It shows the energy requirements needed in order for a reaction to occur.
It has to be on a hill.
physical activity and sda