The Greek man Oracles put party hats on the Caracals to make them look good. Others say Pericles and Aesop bought it for them. Orion gave the cash and Zeus gave the cheque. Other ideas came from Romans who gave them mobile phones and the ears ate it and choke to make their ears like that.if you cut an ear out you can get an IPhone4.
The big tuft of fur on the ears of cracals help them hear well enough to accurately pinpoint their prey. They can hear birds and easily snatch them while in flight.
The caracal is a medium sized cat that measures around 60 - 92 centimetres (2 - 3 feet) in head and body length with a 23 - 31 centimetre (9 - 12 inches) tail. Caracals stand around 38 - 50 centimetres (15 - 20 inches) at the shoulder. Male caracals weigh 13 - 19 kilograms (29 - 42 pounds), females are slightly smaller and weigh less at around 30 pounds. Male and female caracals are very similar in appearance. Caracals have a more slender appearance and longer legs than lynxes. A caracals hind legs are noticeable more longer than their front legs. Their ears are elongated and have long black tufts which grow to measure around 1 - 2 inches in length. Their ears are used to locate prey and are controlled by 20 individual muscles.
For adult caracals maybe yes. But caracal kittens no.
Caracals have unique hunting abilities for cats: you can find more on the link.
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The African Caracals niche is that the females defend their terretorry and the male goes out to hunt for food.
because they do
The color of a baby's ears is not a reliable indicator of their skin color. Skin pigmentation is determined by a variety of factors, including genetics, melanin production, and exposure to sunlight. It is more accurate to look at other physical features, such as the baby's skin tone on their face and body, to determine their overall skin color.
because their mammals.
Servals are small african cats that are spotted with black spots, and they have 2 feet long legs, with large round ears, and short stubby tails. Caracals, like servals, are jumping cats that have a fav food of birds. Caracals are lynx related, but not lynx. They have tanish fur, with black-backed ears. Both cats are very beatutiful and endangered.