A cat's thumb claw, also known as the dewclaw, remains out because it does not touch the ground when the cat walks. This helps keep the claw sharp and ready for climbing and hunting.
Not always. Most cats would like to be outdoors, but some cats like to be indoors.
yes
A cat's claws are sharp and curved which "hooks" them into prey or another object. The claws are actually part of a cat's toe bone which makes them incredibly strong and it is rare for a cat to lose a claw. This, as well as incredibly strong muscles, enables cats to hang off of huge, moving prey such as a lion, or a leopard to climb a tree with ease. To ensure the claws stay sharp, the claws in most cats (with the exception of the cheetah) are retractable. Tendons and muscle are attached to the base of the claw and the toes which pull the claw back when at rest or walking. This ensures the claw stays clean and sharp for when they are needed.
Yes, cats do also lick for kisses too just like dogs do. I have 3 cats and they always show me affection when I return home. They do it to each other to affection as well its not just to stay nice and groomed!
Kittens.
YES
Because cats put their smells in a specific place (bed,couch,etc..).So it's like they own the place,so they just stay there.
Cats are naturally curious and playful animals. Playing helps them stay active, sharpen their hunting skills, and bond with their owners.
some younger or savage cats will. otherwise they will stay clear of them.
Of course they are. Stay back.
nope!!
Because cats eat snakes