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'Cat Alarm Clocks' Compilation 2014
- Published_at:2014-09-24
- Category:Comedy
- Channel:FunnyTV
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- description: Cat Alarm Clocks Are The Best Alarm Clocks Compilation 2014 - Funny & Cute Cats Are Hungry, Funny Animals Video Cute Cats Wakinp Up Owners - Funny Cat Compilation 'Cat Alarm Clocks' Compilation 2014 To watch more funny and cute videos, please subscribe. Description of Cats Domestic Cat Scientific Name: Felis sylvestris catus Geographical Range: Worldwide Habitat: In or near human dwellings. Diet in the Wild: Birds, rodents, reptiles, fish, insects, foods provided by humans or scavenged from human habitations. Conservation Status: Not protected. Ironically, the ancestral African wild cat is threatened by crossbreeding with its domestic descendant, from which it can also catch distemper and other cat diseases. Location in the Zoo: Frequently near the snack bar or other locations where food can be found. Physical Description: Size of domestic cats varies less than that of domestic dogs, but body length ranges from 19 to 29 inches and weight from 5 to 20 pounds. Their hair is soft and may be either long or short. The "wild type" coat pattern is tabby, with dark markings over a base color of orange, tan or gray, but human breeding has produced many other coat patterns. Social Organization:: All cats except for lions are solitary, except when they pair briefly for mating. However, in domestic situations, cats may tolerate one another, mutually groom, play and sleep together. This may relate to the ready availability of food, as wild and feral cats maintain large hunting territories. Feral cats may also form colonies around garbage dumps or other good food sources. General Information and Adaptations: The domestic cat lineage, which includes both African and European wild cats as well as domestic cats, is thought to have arisen 8 to 10 million years ago within the cat branch of the Carnivores. (The "big cat" group that includes lions, leopards, jaguars and tigers is younger, appearing 4-6 million years ago.) The closest genetic relative of modern domestic cats is the African wild cat (Felis sylvestris libyca). African wild cats resemble domestic tabbies. Domestic cats were first documented 3-4000 years ago in Egypt, where they may have been attracted to human agricultural settlements by the ready supply of rodents gathered around stored grains and other crops. They have thus been partnered with humans much more recently than domestic dogs, which may date back as far as 100,000 years. Domestic cats have excellent sight, a keen sense of smell and sharp hearing. The eyes have a reflective layer in the retina, which enhances their night vision, and the pupils are vertical, typical of nocturnal animals. They can hear sounds up to about 65 kHz, well above the limit of human hearing. They are fast and agile, can jump many times their body length and are excellent climbers. Both teeth and claws are adapted for hunting. Long sharp canines and knife-edged cheek teeth make them formidable predators. The claws are retractable, and cats mark territory by clawing trees (or furniture), Reproductive Behavior: Female cats go through estrus several times a year. Both domestic and feral cats engage in a vociferous courtship and mating, after which the male and female separate. Gestation is 8-9 weeks, and 1-8 (typically 4) kittens may be produced. The kittens have hair, but their eyes open after 1-2 weeks, at which time they also begin to walk. They are weaned at about 10 weeks, can fend for themselves by about 6 months, and reach sexual maturity at about 10 months. Kittens remain with their mothers until adulthood. Cat Breeds: Abyssinian, Aegean, American Curl, American Bobtail, American Shorthair, American Wirehair, Arabian Mau, Australian Mist, Asian, Asian Semi-longhair, Balinese, Bambino, Bengal, Birman, Bombay, Brazilian Shorthair, British Semi-longhair, British Shorthair, British Longhair, Burmese, Burmilla, California Spangled, Chantilly-Tiffany, Chartreux, Chausie, Cheetoh, Colorpoint Shorthair, Cornish Rex, Cymric or Manx Longhair, Cyprus, Devon Rex, Donskoy or Don Sphynx, Dragon Li, Dwarf cat or Dwelf, Egyptian Mau, European Shorthair, Exotic Shorthair, FoldEx, German Rex, Havana Brown, Highlander, Himalayan or Colorpoint Persian, Japanese Bobtail, Javanese, Karelian Bobtail, Khao Manee, Korat, Korean Bobtail, Korn Ja, Kurilian Bobtail or Kuril Islands Bobtail, LaPerm, Lykoi, Maine Coon, Manx, Mekong Bobtail, Minskin, Munchkin, Nebelung, Napoleon, Norwegian Forest Cat, Ocicat, Ojos Azules, Oregon Rex, Oriental Bicolor, Oriental Shorthair, Oriental Longhair, PerFold (Experimental Breed), Persian (Modern Persian Cat), Persian (Traditional Persian Cat), Peterbald, Pixie-bob, Raas, Ragamuffin, Ragdoll, Russian Blue, Russian White Black and Tabby, Sam Sawet, Savannah, Scottish Fold, Selkirk Rex, Serengeti, Serrade petit, Siamese, Siberian, Singapura, Snowshoe, Sokoke, Somali, Sphynx, Swedish Forest Cat, Thai, Tonkinese, Toyger, Turkish Angora, Turkish Van, Ukranian Levkoy, York Chocolate.
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