Cats
Cats, Nature
Friday Catblogging: Pumas as Influencers
by JOHN ADAMS •
Phoebe Weston explains why the puma is a leading influencer in the animal kingdom: Researchers reviewed 162 studies published between 1950 and 2020 looking at how pumas – also known as mountain lions or cougars – enrich ecosystems and support other species. They found the large cats contribute 1.5m kilograms of meat a day to…
Cats
Friday Catblogging: Walter Returns
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats, Health
Friday Catblogging: Cats Are Jammed Packed with Healthful Bacteria
by JOHN ADAMS •
David Nield writes Your Cat Could Carry ‘Good’ Bacteria That Fight Resistant Staph Infections: Bacteria from healthy cats have been shown to produce antibodies with some impressive skin healing properties… in mice. A new study on these properties indicates we could one day harness such antibodies to potentially treat infections on humans as well as…
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Friday Catblogging: So, Why Do Cats Have Vertical Pupils?
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Friday Catblogging: Japanese Cats by the Water
by JOHN ADAMS •
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Friday Catblogging: Serval Cat Found Thousands of Miles from Home
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Cat Defends Arizona Home Against Coyote
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Friday Catblogging: Kitten Enjoys a Humidifier
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats, Nature, Wisconsin
Friday Catblogging: Spot the Camouflaged Wisconsin Bobcats
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Friday Catblogging: The Mountain Lion Kittens of Ventura County
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Friday Catblogging: Cat Cam
by JOHN ADAMS •
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Friday Catblogging: Calicos
by JOHN ADAMS •
Mary Johnson lists 5 fun facts about calico cats you should know: Cats come in a variety of colors and coat patterns, ranging from solid white to jet black and everything in between. For a cat to be considered a calico, three different colors must be present in her coat: black, red, and white. Tortoiseshell cats,…
