Amazing cat facts

Did you know that the genome of a domestic cat is 95.6% tiger? So in their views, every domestic cat is a large cat!

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Cats are unable to detect sweetness. They are actually thought to be the only mammals on Earth without a sweet appetite.

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Cats have an extremely limited field of keen middle vision since they are nearsighted.

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A cat can leap up to six times their length since it is lean and flexible.

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The skeleton of a domestic cat and a human are similar in some ways.

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Of all mammals, cats have the biggest eyes in relation to their size.

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Cats use their whiskers to help them through daily tasks.

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Cats move their left foot first before moving their right foot. Only giraffes and camels are seen along this route.

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