Secrets of the Silent Paw Quiz
About This Quiz
Cats look effortless, but there’s a lot going on under that calm, watchful stare. This quiz is for anyone who has ever wondered why a cat’s eyes glow at night, how they always seem to land on their feet, or what their whiskers are really measuring. You’ll get questions that blend biology, behavior, history, and a few surprising records, all focused on what makes cats such skilled little predators and such puzzling companions. Some prompts are practical, like communication and senses, while others dig into genetics and domestication. Expect a mix of familiar facts and tricky details that separate casual cat fans from true feline know it alls. Ready to see how much of the cat world you can explain without guessing?
What is the approximate normal resting heart rate range for a healthy adult domestic cat?
In feline communication, what does a slow blink from a relaxed cat most commonly signal?
Which structure in a cat’s eye improves night vision by reflecting light back through the retina?
What is the typical dental formula for an adult domestic cat, totaling 30 teeth?
What is the largest recognized breed of domestic cat by average size, often noted for its long body and tufted ears?
Which ancient civilization is especially famous for revering cats, including linking them to the goddess Bastet?
What is the main reason cats can land on their feet during a fall, often called the righting reflex?
Which gene is strongly associated with the distinctive color-point pattern seen in Siamese-type cats?
Which sense is generally considered the strongest in cats for hunting, especially in low light?
What is the primary function of a cat’s whiskers (vibrissae)?
Kangaroos can't sweat and cool down by licking their forearms.
A group of flamingos is called a "flamboyance."
A group of porcupines is called a "prickle."
Horses can't vomit.
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