A pet cat or kitten home is one of the greatest predators in the world. This cat can kill or eat several thousand species of big cats, usually less than 100. But because of its small size, the cat is not so dangerous to humans. The only danger that can arise is the possibility of the occurrence of rabies infection due cat bites and claw also from a very smart cat nails and painful. Cats can be fatal to an ecosystem that is not a natural place to live. In some cases, the cat plays or cause extinction. Cat ambush and paralyze the prey in a manner similar to lions and tigers, biting the neck of the prey with sharp canines so as to injure the spinal cord or cause prey out of breath with damage the throat.
Cats prey on hometown a mouse house (Rattus rattus diardii).
A cat is considered the "perfect carnivores" with teeth and digestive tract. The first molar and premolar teeth forming a pair of fangs on each side of the mouth that works effectively as a pair of scissors for tearing flesh. Although this trait is also contained on the Canidae or dog, but this trait developed better in cats. Unlike other carnivores, cats hardly eat anything containing plants. Bears and dogs sometimes eat berries, roots, or honey as a supplement if there, while cats only eat meat, usually a fresh game. In captivity, cats cannot be adopted with the vegetarian food since they cannot synthesize all the amino acids they need just by eating plants; Unlike the pet dog, which are often fed a mixed meat and vegetable products and can adapt to vegetarian meals in total.
Despite having a reputation as a loner animal, the cat usually can form colonies of wild but not attacking in groups such as the Lions. Each cat has their own regions (sexually active males have the largest area, are sterile males have very small areas) and always there is a "neutral" area where the cat can keep an eye on each other or meet in the absence of a territorial conflict or aggression. Outside of this neutral area, regular regional rulers will pursue foreign cats, beginning with the staring, hissing, and growling, and when foreign cats remain, usually brief fights will happen.
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