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6 Fun Facts You Didn't Know About Cats - Qpidi

Hey there! Ever wondered what fascinating secrets our feline friends hold? Get ready to discover 6 Fun Facts You Didn't Know About Cats!


6 Fun Facts About Cat
6 Fun Facts About Cat

6 Fun Facts You Didn't Know About Cats

From their quirky behaviors to incredible abilities, cats are truly incredible companions. Let's dive in and unravel the mysteries of these adorable creatures!


1- A cats purr has a healing power

It's no coincidence that a cat's purr is often associated with relaxation and comfort. Their purring has been linked to various health benefits, including reducing stress, lowering blood pressure, and promoting healing in bones and tissues.

Healing Purrs by The Purrfect Post
Healing Purrs by The Purrfect Post

2- Cats and tigers share 95.6 percent of DNA

Despite their differences in size and appearance, domestic cats have a surprising genetic similarity to their majestic wild relatives, the tigers. They both belong to the same family of animals known as Felidae.

Cats and tigers share 95.6 percent of DNA
Cats and tigers share 95.6 percent of DNA

3- Cats rubbing behavior is marking you as own property itself

When your cat rubs against you or other objects, it's not just a sign of affection. It's also a way for them to mark their territory with scent glands located on their face, head, and body, claiming you as part of their domain.

Cats rubbing behavior is marking you as own property itself
Cats rubbing behavior is marking you as own property itself

4- If your cat's tail is straight up generally mean that your cat is happy and confident

Cats use their tails to communicate their emotions. When their tail is held upright with a slight curve at the end, it's a positive sign indicating contentment and confidence.

Cat Tail Language by AnimalWised
Cat Tail Language by AnimalWised

5- Cats are love to talk with humans that is why they meow to you take your attention

Cats rarely meow at each other, but they have learned to use this vocalization to communicate with humans. They may meow to greet you, ask for food, or simply to get your attention and engage in interaction.

Cats Meowing
Cats Meowing

6- Cat see best at night

With their unique eyes, cats are well-adapted to seeing in low light conditions. Their large pupils and reflective layer behind the retina, called the tapetum lucidum, help maximize available light, making them excellent nighttime hunters.

Cat see best at night
Cat see best at night

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