6 Cat Facts That You Probably Didn’t Know

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Cats never stop awakening our interests. Their independent behavior is mainly what makes us have to ask about them.

They clean themselves and most of the time prefer to hunt for themselves. Do not forget that your independent personality, which adds to the fact that they are stubborn, makes it difficult at some point to get them not to push each item off a counter because it is on their way.

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1. There are exactly 24 whiskers in each cat.

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There are exactly 24 whiskers in a cat, 12 on each side of his face. Cats use their whiskers to hunt and feel their surroundings.

2. Lions, tigers, jaguars and leopards also purr

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Like domestic cats, big cats like cheetahs and mountain lions purr when they exhale. This is based on the fact that the anatomy, including the specific characteristics of the vocal cords and the length of the tract are similar for all cats.

3. Is it time for a Catnap? Cat’s Spend 2 / 3rds of her life sleeping

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Unlike us, humans, who spend a third of our time sleeping, cats spend about two-thirds of their lives sleeping.

4. Cats can make more than 90 different sounds

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Otherwise, from ‘miau’, a sound they make when they are in the presence of a human or when they ask for milk from their mother if it is a kitten, it is known that cats imitate the sound of human babies to attract the attention of their mother. owner.

5. All domestic cats are descendants of a species, Felis Sylvestris

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A study on cats found that all domestic cats are descended from a species called Felis Sylvestris, which was domesticated in the Near East 12,000 years ago.

6. Cats can move their ears 180 degrees

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While humans can only hear up to 20 kHz, cats can hear up to an incredible 64 kHz. Cats have more than 30 different muscles that control their ears.

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