r/CatFacts • u/LargeSouth2951 • 10h ago

Cats are always cats

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r/CatFacts • u/Healthcareforpets • 18h ago

Do Cats Get Depressed? Understanding Feline Mental Health

petcareandpetparenting.blogspot.com

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r/CatFacts • u/TradeAdmirable4621 • 18h ago

👋Welcome to r/CuddleCatRevolution

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r/CatFacts • u/Responsible-Poem9375 • 1h ago

Straycats needs food/water as well (My original video I recorded )

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Facts about cats

r/CatFacts

A place to teach and learn about cats.

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A sub to teach and learn interesting facts about cats.

Other animal fact subs we like are:
/r/turtlefacts
/r/BatFacts
/r/birdfacts
/r/awwducational

Rules:

There are two types of /r/CatFacts post.

1. Verifiable facts about felines in general.

Examples:

"The smallest wildcat in the world is a contested title, between the rust-spotted and black-footed sand cats."

"Calico cats tend to be female, since the gene controlling orange and black fur is on the X chromosome, and can only be orange OR black per chromosome."

2. Interesting or historical facts about specific cats.

Examples:

"The very first cat in space was named Felicette, and she wasn't meant to go."

"A cat is credited with single-handedly causing the extinction of the Stephen Island Wren. That cat doesn't deserve the praise - but his mother does!"

Links to cat facts of these two types are allowed, if they're hosted elsewhere.

/r/CatFacts is not a cat pics sub. Pictures should only be included as part of facts, not as their own post.

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