Cats have a keen sense of smell and hearing that allows them to hunt prey like mice. While considered good luck in ancient Egypt, cats later became associated with witches in the Middle Ages and were seen as unlucky. Cats are naturally adapted to hot climates from their desert origins and don't need much water to survive due to their ability to conserve water without sweating. Their whiskers are important sensory organs that cause confusion if damaged.

1. Cat Facts

2. Cats have exceptional senses. A cat’s sense of smell is
2x that of a human, and their hearing is very good
too, meaning they can hear the high pitched squeaks
of a mouse.

3. In early Egyptian times, a black cat was seen as good luck, but
come the Middle Ages they began to be associated with
witches, and have been deemed unlucky ever since.

4. Inquisitive cats can have accidents, so to prevent a
massive vets bill opt for RSPCA cat insurance.

5. Domestic cats can survive on nearly no water, thanks
to their heritage. Once desert animals, cats don’t
sweat and can survive in high temperatures.

6. Cats whiskers are essential sensory mechanisms and
when damaged they cause the cat to become
confused and disorientated.

7. For more information visit the RSPCA
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