Cat Sense and Nonsense Trivia Night
About This Quiz
Cats can be elegant nap artists, stealthy hunters, and total weirdos all in the same afternoon. This quiz is built for anyone who has ever wondered why a cat’s whiskers seem so important, how they land on their feet, or what that chattering at the window really means. You will get a mix of biology, behavior, history, and breed facts that go beyond the usual fun trivia. Some questions are about what cats can physically do, like how their claws work or how they see in low light. Others explore how humans and cats have shaped each other’s lives, from ancient Egypt to modern housecats. Grab your best guesses, trust your instincts, and see how many feline facts you can nail without getting distracted by an imaginary red dot.
In ancient Egypt, cats were strongly associated with which goddess?
What does it usually mean when a cat slowly blinks at a person?
What is a common reason cats knead with their paws on soft surfaces?
Which breed is known for a natural mutation that often results in very short legs?
Why do cats’ eyes appear to glow when light hits them in the dark?
What is the main purpose of a cat’s whiskers (vibrissae)?
What is the primary function of a cat’s retractable claws?
What is the name of the flexible collarbone-related feature that helps cats squeeze through tight spaces?
Which organ helps cats detect certain chemical signals, often associated with the flehmen response?
Which nutrient is essential for cats and must be obtained from their diet because they cannot make enough of it on their own?
Dolphins have names for each other.
A baby spider is called a "spiderling."
A giraffe's tongue is blue-black and can be up to 20 inches long.
The quokka is known as the world's happiest animal due to its friendly appearance and smile.
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