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- Could feral cats hunt as pack or only solitary? Since they bigger and stronger could they defend themselves from other predators better then domestic cats that are outdoor life but cats who has indoor and outdoor life is their name for it? I’m preety sure their cats who lives in house goes outside to exploreFeral cats and domestic cats and street cats what are three differences? But why cats are weak animals in my opinion unlike dogs are bigger, stronger, faster and more intelligent then cats. A dog in feral life will gain pack and defend their young easily while cats are solitary they can’t defend their kittens and have to work alone to find food or defending themselves is not possible against raccoons, fox, hawks, possums, skunks and more,How big is feral cats compare to domestic cats? Are feral cats stronger then domestic cats if so how?
- Why feral cats can’t be a pack or pride like lions? If they did could surrive in wild from bobcats, Lynx, raccoons, bears, possums, skunks, foxes, and weasels. Cats defense are claws and fangs they not that smart or fast or strong?How large is feral cat compare to domestic cats in sizes such as height, length and weight? If main coon were born feral Will it be larger then normal size main coon?Feral cat in wild compared to domestic cat are they larger or same size? Feral cats are they tougher then domestic cats for predators like bobcats or raccoons or possum or skunks or weasel? If feral cat has litter how they defend the litter from predators like dogs gain pack to surrive as cats won’t?
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