yes it is
I believe some tracking dogs and hounds have the keenest sense of smell.
Dogs have a stronger sense of smell and are better at following commands compared to cats.
Yes wild cats are more common.
Cats actually have a strong sense of smell, much more developed than humans. Their sense of smell is vital for communication, hunting, and navigating their environment. It is estimated that cats have around 200 million scent receptors in their noses.
They have a very keen sense of smell, so yes.
Cats have a special gland on the roof of their mouth that allows them to 'taste' the scent, letting them smell it better. So in a sense they are. I am sorry I cannot remember what it is called and I can't find it.
Cats are drawn to the fish smell because their sense of smell is different that ours. Their sense of smell is about 15 times greater than ours. They like the fish smell because they love to eat fish.
cats and dogs
no
Yes. When a cat is about to have kittens, there is a certain smell, and other cats can smell this.
A domestic cat can smell with roughly 200 million smell-sensitive receptors (humans have 5 million). A domestic dog can range from as low, in comparison, as 125 million to as high as 220 million depending on the breed. Scenthounds receptors are obviously on the higher end of the scale. On an average the cat can smell better than the dog but the specific winner goes to the Dog breed of Bloodhound, which can have as many as 300 million. This makes them a clear winner in breed but not in genus.
No it helps them sense things when in the dark