god decoverd cats
Ancient Egyptians.
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Feral cats.
Cats either domestic or wild felines hunt for the purpose for food, without it they would starve( wild feline) or would not have enough nutrition (domestic).
Cats sleep from 16 to 18 hours
Yes. Cats (feral, wild, or domestic) prey upon rabbits when they can.
They really aren't directly related, as domestic cats and big cats are in different subfamily, but still fall under the family Felidae. Domestic cats are in the subfamily Felinae, whereas big cats (Lions, Tigers, Leopards and Jaguars) fall under the subfamily Pantherinae.
according to the book ,domestic cats, there is only 30 breeds of cats
domestic cats
Yes sometimes cougars,leopards,tigers and other big cats will make a meal domestic cats
Yes, both felis catus (domestic cat) and felis silvestris (wildcat) belong to the same class, Mammalia. They are both mammals, which are characterized by having hair, mammary glands, and giving birth to live young.
In means of domestic cats, they are related the the wild cats.
Feral cats.
The minimum viable population of domestic cats in the hundreds. There will likely never be an extinction of cats though.
A dichotomous key is a means of scientifically labeling cats. Yes, there is a dichotomous key for domestic cats; it is felis cactus.
Yes - domestic cats are on all continents and in all climates (that I know of)
Domestic cats like to play with yarn or paper bags, and cloth and catnip.
Domestic cats originally came from Egypt.
It is not precisely known what year cats were domesticated, because this predates written history. By 3,000 B.C. Egyptians were keeping them as pets, as shown by the mummified bodies of favorite animals. The earliest Egyptian histories state that they acquired domestic cats from other early civilizations that had them, such as the Sumerians. Domestic cats are related to desert-dwelling sand cats, and so were first discovered in this area of the world. Cats probably started co-existing with humans with the invention of granaries, during the Agricultural Revolution (about 3,500 B.C.) Stored grain attracted rodents, which attracted cats. It is also likely that some cats were tamed as pets before the species as a whole was domesticated.