Cat Facts
Cats Can See And Distinguish Color.
Studies have been able to prove that cats can distinguish between red and green; red and blue; red and gray; green and blue; green and gray; blue and gray; yellow and blue, and yellow and gray!
Cat Kicks Doggie Butt
According to an article posted on the Internet: “On November 16, 2000, Richard Espinosa entered the Escondido Public Library with his service dog Kimba, a 50-pound Labrador mix. The library's mascot L.C. (Library Cat) allegedly started a brawl with the pooch and basically beat the living Byron out of him.” Espinosa subsequently decided to sue the City of Escondido for $1.5 million, complaining of "significant lasting, extreme and severe mental anguish and emotional distress including, but not limited to, terror, humiliation, shame, embarrassment, mortification, chagrin, depression, panic, anxiety, flashbacks, nightmares, loss of sleep (and) loss of full enjoyment of life as well as other physical and mental afflictions and pain, suffering..."
(USD). Evidently, L.C. (Library Cat) is a young female who has been the pride & joy of the Escondido Library since 1996.
Toast’s Tip: If you’re lucky enough to find a girl like that, you snap her up and never let her go!
How Fast Can Cats Run?
Domestic cats are capable of sprinting at about 31 miles per hour. It’s interesting to note that when cats walk or run, they step with both left legs, then both right legs, and so forth. And, they are capable of jumping 5 times as high as they are tall. The fastest cat, the cheetah, can reach 95 km/h (60 mph) over short distances.
Cats are Emotionally Similar to Humans
Cats' brains are more similar to the human brain than they are to dogs. In fact, cats and humans have identical regions in the brain responsible for emotion.
Good reason to have your cat spayed or neutered!
The average cat has 1-8 kittens per litter and can have 2-3 litters each year. During her reproductive lifetime, a cat can have up to or more than 100 kittens. Not only that but 420,000 kittens can be produced in just 7 years from just a single pair of cats and their kittens.
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