Africa’s smallest wild cat, the Black-footed Cat (Felis nigripes), was first discovered to science in the landscapes of the northern Karoo of South Africa in 1824....
Smallest Wild Cat In Africa Comes From The Karoo
What Do You Call A Group Of Wildcats?
Domestic cats form a clowder or clutter, while feral cats gather in colonies; in contrast, African wildcats typically regroup in coalitions, often for purposes like hunting or breeding, despite their generally solitary nature....
7 Little Known Facts About African Wildcats
African wildcats (Felis lybica), are small and slender felines who thrive across diverse habitats from the sun-drenched savannas of Africa to the rugged terrains of parts of Asia....
Top 5 Countries With The Highest Number Of Domestic Cats (2025)
Cats have a way to find their way into the hearts of humans, successfully charming their way through life and on a global scale. Certain countries are particularly known for their deep affection for domestic cats and their rich historical connections with Felis catus....
How Much Do You Really Know About Cats?
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The First (And Only) Time A Cat Got Launched Into Space
In the history of space travel, there has been some brave animal astronauts like Laika the dog and Ham the chimpanzee. However, let’s not forget the feline pioneer Félicette, who in 1963 donned her space suit to become the first—and to date the only—cat to take the ultimate leap beyond the litter box!...
Who Invented The Cat Flap In A Door?
A seemingly random yet highly relevant question to pose among cat fanciers and feline fanatics. Before you grab the cat by the tail and launch it into space, it’s important to note that while there is a popular legend suggesting that Isaac Newton invented the cat door, he actually did not....
What Is Piloerection In Cats And What Causes It?
Today, we’re diving into the fascinating topic of feline erections—specifically, piloerection! And just to clarify, it’s certainly not a dirty word!...
Ancient Paw Print On A Pottery Fragment Discovered In Jerusalem Is The Oldest Known Evidence Of A Cat Kneading
Over a thousand years ago, a cat stumbled upon a fresh piece of pottery in Jerusalem and pressed its paws into the still-malleable clay. Recent analysis of the jug fragment has led archaeologists to declare this the oldest known evidence of a cat “kneading.”...
What Do You Call A Group Of Cats
A group of cats is commonly called a “clowder.” Other terms that can also be used are “glaring” or “pounce.”...