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People like to pet cats. And cats are the first among human pets. There are also variations in their nature. Here are some fun facts about this beloved pet for today's readers.

Have you ever seen a scaled mustacheless cat? Mustache is not a cat, see how! Cats also do very important things with their whiskers. If you want to go through a small hole, the cat measures it with that whisker, then decides whether to try to go through. They also have a special advantage. Since there is no collarbone, the head has to be melted, then it goes easily across the hole.
Nose and Tongue Functions Human tongue has 9,000 types of 'sensors' whose job is to test the taste of food. A cat's tongue has only 473 such sensors. As a result, their tongues are much less effective at perceiving taste. Cats are therefore forced to taste food by smelling it with their nose.
Can you tell by the cat's nose or whiskers? Those who say, say wrong. Just as every human's fingerprint is unique, so is a cat's nose. Every cat has a different nose. So even if everything coincides, no two cats' noses can ever be exactly the same. There will be some differences.
Lowers blood pressure in humans If you caress a cat or hug it, listening to the sound of a cat making a happy noise can reduce high blood pressure in humans. A study proved this.
Cats see well in the dark. A cat can see an object clearly in one-sixth of the light that humans need to see clearly.
Biggest Eyes Cats have the largest eyes in proportion to their bodies among all animals on earth. Elephants are very large, whales are also huge, their eyes are much smaller in proportion to their bodies than cats.
Just like the messengers of cats, cats also speak different languages ​​in different countries, that is, the cat's 'meow, meow' is not the same in all countries. So Catalonia cats call 'meow', Cantonese cats call 'mow, mow', Denmark 'meow', Netherlands 'meow', England 'meow', France 'miao', Greece 'naiu' and Japanese cats. The call sounds like 'nyayan, nyayan'.