Cats in the wild may not drink fromWow, inconvenient!
a water source near where they've just consumed their kill, since dead
prey could contaminate the water. That's why many feline experts
suggest that owners place their cats' food and water dishes in separate
locations.
"In the wild, they spend six to eight hours a day hunting, performing 100-150 attacks each day, successful only about 10 percentCats have a lot of attacks per day! Though I suppose that breaks down to about 18 per hour, which is less than one every three minutes. Still, I assume these are whole-body efforts, rather than just using their arms and maybe a little footwork to stab with a knife, so I’m still impressed.
of the time," Dr. Lane notes. "