Humans are pregnant for longer than cats primarily due to differences in fetal development and brain size. Human infants are born with larger brains that require more time to develop in the womb, allowing for the complexity needed for higher cognitive functions. In contrast, cats have shorter gestation periods, as their offspring are born more mature and able to fend for themselves relatively quickly. This evolutionary adaptation reflects differing survival strategies and developmental needs of the species.
Humans have a longer infancy and longer life span than most animals, so they have to care for their young for a longer period of time.
Cats are smarter than humans. - INCORRECT.
Pregnant cats shed more than they do when they are not pregnant. This occurs because of hormonal changes and the distention of the belly.
Other than one specific bacteria in cats' feces that can affect pregnant women, there is no crossover between felines and humans. Felines -- cats -- cannot make humans sick with any blood borne illness or virus.
No, cats cannot be sexually attracted to humans. Cats have different mating behaviors and instincts than humans.
Yes. (But never on Tuesdays)
Yes. Cats hunt largely by sight. Cats have far better night vision than humans do.
it depends.
yes
Saber cats are extinct which means that they no longer exist
cats can sleep 15 hours a day which is more than how much humans sleep. humans sleep for about 7 hours a day.
Like some humans, cats also have a more active thyroid gland. Cats have two thyroid glands. A disorder that is very common in old cats is called hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid glands).