Cat Curiosities Quiz for Curious Minds
About This Quiz
Cats have a way of acting like they own the place, and in many ways, they do. This quiz is a quick, fun tour through the surprising facts behind those whiskers, paws, and mysterious stares. You will run into questions about how cats communicate, what their bodies can do that ours cannot, and why certain behaviors, like purring or kneading, show up in living rooms around the world. A few items touch on history and biology, while others focus on everyday cat life, from their senses to their sleeping habits. Whether you are a longtime cat person or just cat curious, these questions are designed to be approachable but not too easy. Pick the best answer, learn something new, and see how well you really understand the animals that can be affectionate one minute and aloof the next.
Which amino acid must cats obtain from their diet because they cannot synthesize enough of it on their own?
What is the main function of a cat’s whiskers (vibrissae)?
What is the primary reason cats knead with their paws on soft surfaces?
Which sense is generally considered the strongest in cats compared with their other senses?
Which chemical found in cat urine is also a key component of skunk spray, contributing to a similar odor?
Which ancient civilization is especially famous for revering cats and associating them with the goddess Bastet?
What is the name of the specialized reflective layer in a cat’s eye that improves night vision?
How many toes does a typical domestic cat have in total?
What is a group of kittens called?
What is the typical gestation period for a domestic cat?
A tarantula can survive for more than two years without food.
Horses have 205 bones in their skeleton.
A group of hedgehogs is called an "array."
The heart of a shrimp is located in its head.
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