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the Cats

Cats are one of the most popular human pets and were domesticated by humans nearly 9500 years ago. Cats are predators, so they have teeth and a digestive system that specializes in digesting meat, they have two strong smells, two hearing, and they can see in the dark. Cats are known to sleep at a rate of 13-14 hours a day, and some cats may sleep for about 20 hours to maintain their energy, and prefer to sleep in sunny areas during the day because they like warmth and exposure to the sun, and unlike humans, they are not bothered by high temperatures until their body temperature reaches about 52 degrees Celsius.

Cats are famous for their love of play especially the little ones, they love to climb and sit in high places, and even when they fall from high places, they can adjust their position so that they touch the ground with all four limbs, and most cats hate to be immersed in water, except the Turkish fan strain, which is characterized by its strong love of water, so it is called a swimming cat. Female cats give birth to between 3-5 cats per abdomen, and at birth the cats are small and blind.

The most famous cat breeds

There are many breeds of cats, but the most famous are the following :

Siamese: Siamese cats are characterized by markings or areas of color different from the body color on the face, ears, feet, and tail, although there may be Siamese cats that do not have these markings, and many Siamese cats have a tail that ends in a bow. Some Siamese cats have an apple-shaped head and a full body, some with a larger head and a slender body.

Persian cat: A cat with a beautiful face, a short muzzle, also called the Iranian cat, or shirazi cat about the city of Shiraz in Iran, and has long and beautiful fur that have no specific color, but you can find 

Persian cats in almost any color.

Maine Coon: A very popular cat, which is large and has thick brown coats that are often striped, but can be found in any other color. MainQueen cats have an extra foot that increases the size of the foot, an adaptation that helps them catch when it snows.

Ragdoll Cat: A relaxed, laid back, a dog that tends to go after its owners around the house, it is like Siamese cats in terms of long fur and blue eyes.

Bengal: These cats have earned their name from the Bengal tiger, they are the product of a hybrid between a domestic cat and an Asian tiger, so they are characterized by the spotted fur and wild appearance, although they are pet cats.

Abyssinian: Cats that are single fur, where the single hair of the fur is light and dark, cats often appear with red and orange fur, which is the most common color in Abyssinian cats, but there are also pink blue, or light yellow cats.

Birman: A Siamese cat has blue eyes, but its fur is of medium length, and it is also similar to the ragdoll cat and it is not surprising, because the ragdoll cat is a hybrid breed of Berman cat, but it may differ from him by some signs and its personality is different from the ragdoll cat.

Oriental Shorthair: A Siamese cat, it is different from the color of its eyes, which is often green, as well as the colors and patterns of its different furs, and although this cat is often short-haired - which makes it vulnerable to skin cancer and cold diseases - cats are belonging to this breed have hair of different lengths.

Pharaonic cat: Sphynx: a breed of active and social cats, and it is unique because there is no fur covering its skin.

Devon Rex: An active, toy-loving cat, she is slender with short, soft hair and oversized eyes.

Himalayan Cat: Similar to a Siamese cat, it is the result of the hybridization of a Persian cat and a Siamese cat.

American Shorthair: A round-faced cat with short ears, and as his name suggests, he is short-haired and intelligent.

Exotic cat: A hybrid breed similar to Persian cats, but with shorter coats, characterized by calmness and kindness, and does not need much care of the fur like a Persian cat.

British Shorthair Cat: The oldest breed of British cats, often shown in blue fur, but this does not prevent the presence of cats of other colors belonging to this breed, which are slightly active cats.

Scottish fold cat: These kittens are born with straight ears, but they imply at the age of three or four months.

Domestic Cat: The oldest cat breeds, with cats of all colors and patterns, are very diverse, including large or small, full or thin, depending on their proportions and nutrition.

Names of different breeds of cats

• Norwegian Forest Cat: Native to Norway.
• Burmese cat: Native to Burma.
•  Siberian cat: from Russia. 
• Tonkinese cat: Native to Canada.
•  Russian Blue: Native to Russia. 
• Egyptian Mau: Native to Egypt. 
• Ocicat: Native to the United States. 
• Singapura: Native to Singapore. 
• Manx: Native to the Isle of Man. 
• Japanese Bobtail: Native to Japan.
•  Selkirk Rex: Native to the United States. 
• American Curl: Native to the United States. 
• Chartreux: Native to France.
•  Somali Cat: Native to Somalia. 
• Turkish Angora: Originating from Turkey. 
• Colourpoint Shorthair: Native to the United States. 
• Balinese Cat: Native to the United States. 
• The hobo cat or ragamuffin: Native to the United States. 
• European Burmese: Native to Burma.
•  Mumbai Cat: Native to the United States. 
• Havana Brown: Native to the United Kingdom. 
• American Bobtail: Native to the United States. 
• Turkish Van Cat: Originating from Turkey. 
• Burmilla: Native to the United Kingdom. 
• LaPerm: Native to the United States. 
• Korat cat, or rates cat: Native to Thailand. 
• American Wirehair: Native to the United States. 
• California Spangled Cat: Native to the United States. 
• Kimrick's Cat, or Cymric: Native to Canada. 
• Munchkin's Cat: Native to the United States. 
• Nebelung's Cat: Native to the United States. 
• Savannah: Native to the United States. 
• The white-footed cat is native to the United States. 
• Toyger Cat: Native to the United States. 
• Ossie's Cat, or York Chocolate Cat: Native to the United States. 
• Aegean Cat: Native to Greece. 
• Arabian Mau: Native to the Arabian Peninsula. 
• Tiffany's Cat: Asian Semi-Longhair: Native to the United Kingdom. 
• Bambino Cat: Native to the United States. 
• Brazilian Shorthair: Native to Brazil. 
• British Semi-longhair: Originating from the United Kingdom. 
• Chantilly-Tiffany cat: Native to the United States. 
• Chausie: Native to Egypt. 
• Cyprus: Native to Cyprus.