#catfacts

[kdinjenzen]

It's Packs & Facts time again and a very happy International Trans Day of Visibility to everyone!

Today our quest for Magical Girls and Dragons continues as we make making our way through a full box of Yu-Gi-Oh TCG's Alliance Insight and for facts today we'll be talking about MY CAT and also cats in general, but mostly MY CAT! :D

As always if you're interested in learning facts about certain subjects, tcg cards, anime, games, cartoons, or whatever let me know in the comments!

[catwomanconnoisseur]

Catfact of the day!

Back in the 1950s, Selina had her own lair, car, and gadgets! Her lair was called “The Catacomb”, and her car the “Kitty Car”!

Tec #203

[picopup]

Catfacts: A collection of 50+ very true cats about facts.

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[meowkats2024]

[myveterinaryexperience]

Cat Teeth types

(Credit: Hunterville)

(Credit: AZ Animals)

Cat (Adult)

1. Incisors

- Cats have 12 incisors (6 each on the upper and lower jaws)

- Located between the canines, in the front.

- Used for holding or grasping food, keeping tongue inside the mouth, and grooming.

- First of the adult teeth to form

(Credit: Pictures of Cats.org)

2. Canines

- Cats have 4 canines

- Located beside the incisors. It very prominent and notable as it is longer than other teeth.

- Used for hunting (biting and killing prey) holding or grasping food & keeping tongue inside the mouth.

- Adult canines emerge at about 5 months

(Credit: AZ Animals)

3. Premolars

- Cats have 10 premolars

- Located behind the canines and in front of the molars

- Used for chewing food and breaking it into smaller pieces

- Emerge at about 4-6 months of age

(Credit: Colostate.edu)

4. Molars

- Cats have 4 molars

- Located at the very back of the mouth

- Used to chew tougher material like bone

- Kittens don’t have these, only adult cats do.

(Credit: Banning Veterinary Hospital)

*30 teeth in total

Cat (Kitten)

Like many baby animals, kittens have less teeth than their adult counterparts, and grow new ones over their lifetime.

1. Incisors

- Kittens have 12

2. Canines

- Kittens have 4

3. Premolars

- Kittens have ten

26 teeth in total (these are often called milk teeth)

During teething, kittens often drool, or their tongues hang out slightly.

[womboye]

i love how the oldest currently living cat is named Poppy. she is 24 and looks like this.

She is very cute. It's also undeniable that she looks very old.

The cat who has lived the longest of all time, however, is this absolute unit of a cat named Creme Puff. He looks like this.

In this picture, HE'S 28 OR 29!! AND HE LIVED UNTIL 38.

[the-fact-site]

Cats can drink seawater without becoming dehydrated, where most animals (including humans) would die of dehydration. #FACT

[catscharm]

Two cats, one heart.