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What is the difference between house cat scat and bobcat scat?
The Bobcat is a wild animal, so it will not be friendly. The Bobcat will be larger, and it will be more aggressive than a house cat.
What is the difference between a house cat and a wild cat?
14 to 20 years on averageThe oldest cat on record lived to the age of 36Wow that's a long time for a cat but yea about 14 to 20 years old.Healthy housecats usually live about 15-20 years while some lucky ones can live over 25
What do you call a cat's house?
A cat's house is commonly referred to as a "cat shelter," "cat condo," "cat tree," or simply a "cat house."
Not wild house pet is?
another name to an animal that is not wild
Are there any wild animals in Mississippi that would eat a house cat?
While uncommon, coyotes and bobcats are two wild animals in Mississippi that have been known to prey on small pets, including house cats. It's important to keep pets indoors or supervise them when outside in areas where these predators are present.
What is the largest wild cat that can be breed with a house cat?
The Largest wild cat will be Manie Coon
What wild cat is black about 25-35 lbs not a house cat?
One wild black cat is a panther. And they are definitely not house cats!
Is a Siberian tiger a house cat?
NO. Siberian tigers are TIGERS, which means they are large wild cats that are meant to live out in the wild, not in a house like a domestic cat!
What type ecosystem does a cat belong to?
house cat- home and domestic wild cats- not domesticated, wild, savanna, and forests.
Is a house cat the most deadliest cat?
No, wild cats are far more deadly.
What animal looks like a house cat but is honey color with white tip tail?
A wild cat looks like a house cat but has white tip tail.
Can a house cat survive in the wild on its own?
Yes, a house cat can survive in the wild on its own as they have natural hunting instincts and skills that help them find food and shelter. However, domesticated cats may struggle to adapt to the challenges of the wild compared to their wild counterparts.
How do you get a cat inside a house?
Well there are various ways for each cat, but the best way is to pick the cat up and take it in your arms and carry it into the house. I do this all the time, but only if the cat knows me and trusts me. Wild or almost wild cats are harder to get into a house, but they can be bribed to come in with food. Use a can of tuna fish.
A sentence with counterpart?
The artist worked together with her foreign counterpart.
Who is the counterpart for Sekhmet?
Bast the cat goddess
Are there wild cats in the UK?
Sort of. Some "wild" species of cats have tabby markings. The modern domestic house cat line is traced back to a wild species called the African Wild Cat which can have tabby markings (which is part of the reason the African wildcat is attributed to being the "original" house cat). There are wild cat species on several continents that have markings resembling tabbies. House cats are also particularly good at reverting to their wild instincts (unlike dogs), probably because of their naturally solitary behaviour. When a domesticated animal reverts to the wild, it is not considered to be a "wild" animal: it is called "feral". The difference being that a truly wild animal has never been domesticated, like a tiger. A feral animal is a domesticated animal that has reverted to wild behaviour, like an abandoned house cat that manages to survive in the wild. So there are both wild and feral tabby cats.
What is a female counterpart of a cat?
it is a type of thing in their body
