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If you own a cat, you probably never get bored. Looking at them pouncing, bouncing, stalking, and purring is a source of entertainment right there. And if we have to name a few things the internet is obsessed with, it has to be our beloved feline friends and the never-ending supply of fun facts. So what if we combine these two?

Figgy The Feline is a TikTok account dedicated purr-ely to two fluffy goofballs, Figgy and Juliet. With their informative clips, they’re teaching more than 233.1K followers lesser-known tidbits about them and their mysterious logic.

So if you’re looking for some cool and interesting facts to share with your fellow cat-loving friends, we’ve got you covered. Keep scrolling, upvote the ones you didn’t know about, and share your thoughts in the comments below! Psst! If you consider yourself a true feline fan, be sure to check out our most recent posts about them right here and here.

@figgythefeline We do love a good cat fact #DidYouKnow #fyp #viral #catsoftiktok ♬ Because of You - Ne-Yo

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats sometimes yawn to end confrontation with another animal. It is basically their way of saying "whatever, not worth my time". Cats are so sassy.

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2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I presume it comes from the same behaviour as lions and it's actually a way for them to show the size of their teeth, which is a way of displaying dominance without the actual fighting. Or sometimes, they're just tired.

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2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

They are!! One of the reasons I love them ! ^.^

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2 years ago (edited) DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Me too. Love your picture by the way. :) Reminds me of my cat, he passed in 2019 when he was 20. Miss him. There's a short video of a black cat knocking something down, looking at the camera and yawning right after it.

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2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Like some people when ending a bad date and don't want to be rude. Yawn "wow it's really getting late."

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2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

So my cat who yawns at me a lot is basically telling me to piss off.

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2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

my dog yawns looking at me to tell that she's beyond bored. Pretty sure cats do the same

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2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

I always wondered why they did so, but now I understand why my cat often yawns after saying something. He is telling me, that he knows I will disagree, but does not want me to get angry with him.

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I've seen this and it kinda funny like I'm gonna yawn and walk over here

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2 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

There shoud be a speech bubble over this cat's head yelling WHATEVR!!! Perfect

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats are considered "obligate carnivores," Dogs are "facultative carnivores". Obligate carnivores MUST eat meat to thrive, facultative carnivores need meat but are able to survive on some non-meats. (Cats should never be on a vegan/vegetarian diet.)

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Guinness World Records no longer records "fattest cat". There was (valid) concern that cat owners would intentionally overfeed to get the record.

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We managed to get in touch with Rachel Wolfe, Figgy and Juliet’s human and founder of the account. She was kind enough to talk about her adorable furballs and why people always want to learn more about their beloved pets. "We joined TikTok in the early days of the pandemic to pass the time," she told Bored Panda. 

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While today the account has collected more than 5M likes, Rachel knew almost nothing about the platform once she started. "I was under the assumption that the app was mostly dancing and lip-syncing videos, and thought that a cat being on the app was a completely novel idea." 

The creator explained that Figgy often stands up on his back feet while playing, so her "original vision for his page was to use those clips to make it appear as if he was dancing". She quickly found out that "'Cat TikTok' not only existed but was one of the larger niche groups on the platform."
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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Ancient Egyptians would shave their eyebrows when their cats died. It was a sign of mourning. They would mourn the loss of the cat until the eyebrows grew back. Cats were worshiped in ancient Egypt. They were believed to be magic beings.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of When cats slowly blink at you, they're basically saying "I LOVE YOU". In the wild, cats slow blink with each other as a way to show trust.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats developed a special type of meow in order to get their way with humans. The "irresistible" sound is a combo of purring and meowing. The sound frequency is similar to an infant crying, and our brain struggles to ignore it.

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Rachel was eager to tell us more about her beloved pets. "Figgy (aka The Figster, Mr. Fig, and Figs) is an almost-5-year-old domestic shorthair—although his cat DNA test results show he is most genetically similar to the Maine Coon." She found him a few days after graduating college "as a teeny tiny kitten stranded in the rain. He has been living the spoiled cat life ever since." 

"His eyes add so much emotion to his face and he seems to always have the perfect expression in any scenario," the creator continued. "He often looks cranky and a bit intimidating, but he is such a sweet cat and loves to make friends with everyone he meets." 

Exactly four years ago, Rachel adopted a second cat and called her Juliet. "She is about the same age as Figgy and is tiny, tailless, and extra floofy. Figgy has grown to love her very much, although he would never admit it if he could talk," she jokingly added.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of A group of cats is called a CLOWDER.
A group of wild cats is called a DESTRUCTION.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of There is a train station in Japan that employs cats as stationmasters.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats walk in a unique way. They move both right feet first and then both of their left feet. The only other mammals that walk this way are camels and giraffes.

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With their random personalities and wacky stunts, cats rule the web. Whether it’s videos about dancing, life advice, or general knowledge about our feline friends, followers of this account sure seem to enjoy their content. "I think Figgy’s lovable little face has a lot to do with it, but we also try to sprinkle a little bit of fun facts about cats into all of our content." 

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Many people believe that cats are mysterious and strange creatures that are the perfect source for creating such clips. Even though they tend to act a bit weird, "those quirky things almost always stem from an instinct and we try to share information about that in the video’s captions and comments on both TikTok and Instagram." 
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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Does your cat ever lick you? Congrats, they are in love. Grooming others is very important in the social world of a cat.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats have an extra organ. It's called the vomeronasal organ and it allows them to "taste" air particles. (Has your cat ever stared at you with their mouth open? They are using that organ.)

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats instinctively prefer to drink running water. In the wild, cats avoid stagnant water because it is likely to be contaminated.

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According to Rachel, interesting tidbits of knowledge about our four-legged friends help many to grow closer with and better understand their pets. "Each time we share information about common cat behaviors such as dropping toys in their water dishes, chattering while watching birds out the window, or kneading and 'making biscuits' on blankets, we receive comments from cat parents who didn’t know other cats did those things as well." 
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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Studies suggest that cat owners are healthier than dog owners. Cat owners have been found to be less likely to have a heart attack or stroke, likely because of cats’ calming effects.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats domesticated themselves!
Cats chose to stick around humans because they hunted the rodents that their crops attracted.

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Feral, unspayed cats can have litters of 3 - 7 kittens every 4 months. Those kittens have kittens. Their kittens have kittens, and so on. Spaying and neutering halts this process and prevents THOUSANDS of kittens.

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"We always joke about how we basically have wild animals living in our house: so many of the things indoor cats do mimic the hunting or survival instincts they would be using out in the wild," the creator said. "It is fun to watch them stalk a mousey toy or knead their bed before laying down, knowing they would be doing very similar things if they were out on their own."

Even though our felines amuse and confuse us, it’s all part of their charm. So if you’re always eager to learn the lesser-known facts about the little lion in your living room, make sure to give the account a follow.
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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats can dream. They are probably dreaming about hunting, according to scientists. Cats also have nightmares about bad experiences.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of A cat's nose has a unique "print" like a human fingerprint. No two cats have identical nose prints (even litter mates have unique prints)

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats spend roughly 2/3 of their day sleeping. This means that a 3 year old cat has only been awake for about 1 year of its life.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of About 40% of cats are either right or left “pawed” just like humans.
Males are more likely to be left pawed, females are more likely to be right pawed.

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Cats do not like their water being located near their food. In the wild, cats do not drink water near their food (dead animals) because it could be contaminated. This instinct is present in house cats.

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Cats actively choose to ignore us sometimes. Studies suggest that cats often hear us call for them but decide to ignore us. They believe it is because they were not bred to listen to humans, like dogs.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats are responsible for the extinction of at least 63 animal species. This has landed them a spot on the "100 worst invasive species" list.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of A house cat is over 95% tiger (genetically).
They have many of the same behaviors, like play hunting, scent marking, and pouncing.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cat whiskers are WAY MORE than just cute.

They pick up vibrations that help cats navigate their environment and determine spaces they can fit through (they are about the same width as their body).

Trimming a cat's whiskers causes them to become very disoriented.

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Cats get the "zoomies" from built up energy. They are like a wind-up toy: once energy is built up, they must let it out.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats often carry the parasite Toxoplasma gondii, which causes rats to be attracted to cats. T. gondii makes its way to the rodent’s brain, and stops the natural fear response to cats. They seek them out, leading to their death and the cats' meal.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats can find their way home even if they have traveled many miles. Scientists don't know how they do it. Some believe they can sense the earth's magnetic field, others believe they use their strong senses.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats can develop depression (usually caused by external stressors). Some symptoms include loss of appetite, reduced energy levels, and changes in litter box usage.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats communicate with their whiskers. Whiskers that are still usually mean relaxed, forward usually means curious, and back usually means upset.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats can get acne. It is fairly common and is usually on the chin.

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In Ancient Egypt, anyone who hurt a cat was severely punished. Ancient Egyptians worshiped cats. Anyone who injured them was often sentenced to death.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats have whiskers on their legs. Cats cannot see very well up close, so they use those whiskers to "see" prey under their paws.

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Your cat tries to sleep/play on your desk with you because thay are trying to copy you. This is called mirroring.

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A statue was built in Scotland in honor of a cat named Towser. Towser the Mouser killed 30,000 mice in her lifetime, earning her the statue.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats groom themselves for about 1/3 of their waking hours. That adds up to about 730 full days of their life!

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Lilies are EXTREMELY toxic to cats. Every part of the flower, including the water in the vase, can quickly cause kidney damage. If you think you cat may have ingested/licked any part of a lily plant, get them to the vet immediately.

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Neutering your cat can increase his life expectancy by 62%. Spaying your female cat can increase her life expectancy by 39%.

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A cat in Italy has more money than most humans ever will. Tommaso the cat was left an inheritance of 10 million Euros by his late humans.

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Your cat basically thinks you are a large, clumsy kitten. Cats' interactions with humans resemble their mother/kitten relationships.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats have belly buttons. They are very small and flat, and located about 2/3 of the way down their belly.

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Cats can become addicted to tuna. Veterinarians refer to them as "tuna junkies" because they refuse anything other than tuna. Tuna is fine in moderation, but true tuna junkies are at risk for malnutrition.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Cats can be allergic to humans. It is uncommon since humans bathe often, but symptoms include sneezing, itchy eyes, and rashes (just like a human with cat allergies).

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of Most houseplants are toxic to cats.

Keeping plants out of kitty’s reach will keep them safe!

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99.9% of all calico cats (cats with 3 different fur colors) are female. Fur color is determined by the X chromosome. A male cat can be a calico in rare cases when he inherits an extra X chromosome.

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A cat’s purr can have multiple meanings.

Purring can mean your cat is happy, injured, nervous, or hungry.

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It is beneficial to play with your cat right before their meal times. It tricks their brain into thinking they had a successful hunt. Doing this keeps their brain stimulated.

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Your cat might be mad at you right now. If your feline is staring at you from across the room... Beware.

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Cats are crepuscular, meaning they are most active at dawn and dusk . This is why your cat probably wakes you up bright and early for their food.

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There is a breed of a cat that looks like a werewolf. It is called the Lykoi and is majestic.

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Feral cats and stray cats are not the same. A stray cat is a cat that was a pet at one point in his life; a feral cat is born and raised in the wild. Feral cats see humans as a large animal/predator rather than a companion. They (generally) avoid human contact.

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Cats with white fur and blue eyes are often deaf. Studies show that up to 85% of white cats with both blue eyes are deaf (40% of white cats with one blue eye are deaf). The “blue eyed gene” and the “deafness gene” are closely related.

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Your cat doesn’t like the music you listen to. Scientists have created a species-specific music genre for cats to enjoy. It mimics their natural communication style.

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About 80% of orange cats are male. Fur color is determined by the X chromosome. Females need the orange gene in both of their chromosomes; males only need one.

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Cats can become ill due to changes in their environment/routine. Cats love routine. Something as small as changing their litter brand can cause vomiting, refusal to eat, and many other symptoms.

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The higher the fall, the more likely a cat is to survive it. Cats are able to reach terminal velocity during a high fall, allowing them to adjust their bodies to prepare for landing.

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Cats scratch for more reasons than just sharpening claws. Scratching allows them to stretch, mark their scent, and alert other cats of their presence.

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(Most) cats cannot digest cow's milk. The origin of the myth is unknown; but likely started from farmers trying to attract barn cats to them with cow's milk.

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'Did You Know': 30 Facts About Cats That You Might Not Have Heard Of The first (known) cat video was filmed in 1894. The video is called "Boxing Cats" from Thomas Edison's Black Maria Studio. Humans have been enjoying cat videos for over 120 years.

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The cheetah is the only feline that can't retract their claws. They use them as traction while running.

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Decorating for the holidays? Poinsettias are toxic to cats. They can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and skin/eye irritation in felines.

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Black cats and dogs are the least likely to be adopted. Unfortunately, they are also surrendered to shelters at a higher rate, according to the ASPCA.

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Cats can turn their ears 180 degrees using their 32 ear muscles.

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Cats cannot see directly under their nose and chin, and have poor up-close vision. They make up for the blind spot by using the whiskers on their face and legs to detect even the smallest movements.

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Not all cats have a response to catnip. Only about 50% of cats experience the effects of catnip (it is genetic).

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Cats have a reflective layer in their eyes called the tapetum lucidum. The layer is reflective like a mirror, helping cats to see in the dark and causing the "eyeshine" effect.

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There are between 37 and 42 feline species. Some lesser-known species are the caracal, Pallas's cat, jaguarundi, and the fishing cat.

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The furry bits inside of a cat's ear are called "ear furnishings". They help to pick up on vibrations and keep out debris.

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Cats cannot move their jaw side to side like a human can.

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The most popular cat name of 2020 is Oliver. Bella and Simba came in second and third place.

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The Tesla logo is actually a cat's nose.

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Cat litter was invented in 1947. It was originally used to soak up oil spills. Before 1947, sand or dirt was commonly used.

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Your cat probably enjoys his alone time. In the wild, cats are solitary hunters and spend most of their time solo. This trait is present in house cats.

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A green cat was born in 1995. High levels of copper in nearby pipes caused discoloration.

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