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- Cherise Udell
- November 18, 2011
- 6:04 pm
- 284 comments
How well do you know the feline family? Here is a fun selection of true or false questions that may surprise you!
(click through to the end for all answers)
1. Cats purr at about 26 cycles per second, which is similar to an idling diesel engine. True or False?
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Cherise Udell
Cherise Udell is a mom, clean air advocate, anthropologist and feline aficionado with the nomadic habit of taking spontaneous sojourns to unusual destinations. Before her adventures in motherhood, she was an intrepid Amazon jungle guide equipped with a pair of sturdy wellingtons and a 24-inch machete, as well as a volunteer at a rainforest animal rescue center.
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Thank you for sharing.
Thank-you for the interesting quiz.
Thank-you for the interesting quiz.
Haha, 10 out of 10, feel very smug now!
Fun series. I did not get 100%. Nice things to know however, and explains why kitties spend so much time making sure those paw pads are cleaned.
Great article but the trivia should all be on one page and not a one per page...at least it gave you a link to the end :)
A clowder? So are four cats a clowder? I think they should be....so we have a clowder. My auto correct wants to change it to chowder!
Well, sometimes things are graphic because that is what happened and we cannot paint everything horrific with fluff-best to remember horrific images so that things are not repeated, hiding it hides the horror of what mankind is capable of.
Of course, man did pay for ridding himself of the cat as the rat population surged and the bubonic plague spread much faster than it would have had cats been left alone and not wantonly destroyed...
Splendid feline facts except about how people got involved in hurting yet another innocent animal but that seems to go with some of the human species while others help out animals.
Wow!!!!
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