A pampered house cat would learn how to survive on it's own out there in the great outdoors. It may not know defense strategies though, against predators. Especially if, for instance, the cat is used to living with a friendly dog, the approach of a hungry coyote may not cause the cat to immediately go into 'fight or flight' mode. But in saying that, I should also say that cats, while not always as willing to learn as dogs, can and do learn and sometimes they can learn things pretty quickly. When faced with danger, I'm sure the cat would do whatever it needed to in order to survive.
A domesticated cat that lives outdoors 24/7 would mostly certainly figure out how to survive, I think. It understands a little better the dangers around it and knows better how to respond in many cases. Cats in general are resilient creatures. They are delicately but sturdily made. The biggest things to cause concern if a house cat has gotten loose are coyotes and other wild canids (if you live in area where they are common) and vehicles.
Yes, domestic cats can survive in the wild as they have instincts for hunting and self-preservation. However, their chances of survival may vary depending on factors such as their age, health, and the availability of food and shelter in the wild.
Domestic
Yes, it is possible, however if they are not in breeding season it is most likely that the wild cat will kill the domestic cat. But yes.
Domestic cats are descended from the African wild cat.
It means a wild cat. Opposite of domestic cat(:
Well, a domestic cat that begins with a p could be a Persian or perhaps a Pixie-bob and a wild cat that begins with a p could be a puma.
feraL cat i think
The Ocicat is an all-domestic breed of cat which resembles a wild cat but has no wild DNA in its gene pool. The breed is unusual in that it is spotted like a wild cat but has the temperament of a domestic animal. It is named for its resemblance to the ocelot.
The term for a wild cat is just that - "a wild cat".
The original hybrid is called an F1 and is considered too "wild" to be a house cat. A Savannah is the largest of all domestic cats.
house cat- home and domestic wild cats- not domesticated, wild, savanna, and forests.
The main types of cat family are the wild cats and the domestic cat.