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jɛŋkuno
species
Yaɣ shelidomesticated mammal, pet, Felidae Mali niŋ
Di bukaatapet, mouser Mali niŋ
Pilibu saha8. millennium BCE Mali niŋ
Di malila tumaallergy to cats Mali niŋ
Ŋun bɔhim ŋa nyɛfelinology Mali niŋ
Taxon known by this common nameFelis catus, Felis silvestris catus Mali niŋ
Kumsi malibumeow, purr Mali niŋ
Male form of labeltomcat, Kater, maček Mali niŋ
Unicode bachinima🐈, 🐱 Mali niŋ
Lihigu pubuCategory:Views of cats Mali niŋ

C-Class

Jaŋkuno[1] nyɛla binkɔbigu bal' shɛli ka o biɛhigu ŋmani Jaŋgbuni. O mali la naba anahi ni ninkpula ka viɣu nina la. Jaŋkuno lahi mali nangban' kob' waɣila ni zu' waɣinli. Jaŋkuno be yiŋa ka bɛ shɛb' lahi be mɔɣini. Yiŋa jaŋkuno nyɛla ninsalinima ni wumsiri shɛba bɛ yinsi.

Jaŋkuno daafaaninima.

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Jaŋkuno nyɛla ŋun gbahiri jaŋgbarisi yili ni.

Jaŋkuno nyɛla daadama yikperilana.

Silimiinsili bachi jaŋkuno pilli, Old English catt, nyɛla bɛ ni mali dihitabili ni di nyɛla din yina Late Latin bachi din nyɛ cattus ka di nyɛ bɛ ni daa na yuuni shɛli bɛ ni boli 6th century piligu.[2] Lala bahigu bachi ŋɔ nyɛla din yina African language.[3] e Nubian ŋɔ bachi kaddîska 'wildcat' mini Nobiin kadīs puuni ka di yina.[4]

Di biɛhigu ŋɔ gba nyɛla din ni tooi yina ancient Germanic bachi din leei Latin ka daa lahi leei Greek, Syriac, nti pahi Arabic.[5] Bachi ŋɔ ni tooi yina Germanic mini Northern European balla ni ka nyɛ bɛ ni paŋ shɛli Uralic, Tɛmplet:Cf.Northern Sámi gáđfi, 'paɣa stoat', mini Hungarian hölgy, 'paɣasaribila, paɣa din nyɛ stoat'; ŋɔ nyɛla din yina Proto-Uralic *käďwä, 'paɣa '.[6]

Silimiinsili bachi din nyɛ puss, nyɛla din tirisi nyɛ pussy mini pussycat ka nyɛ bɛ ni mali dihitabili ni di nyɛla din piligi 16th century ka din daa piligi ni Dutch poes bee ka yina Low German puuskatte amaa ka leei tabi Swedish kattepus, bee Norwegian pus, pusekatt. Di ŋmali nyɛla din be Lithuanian puižė mini Irish puisín bee puiscín. Bachi ŋɔ gbunni nyɛla so ni bi mi shɛli amaa ka nyɛ di ni tooi yina arisen from a sound bɛ ni mali gbaari jaŋkuno .[7][8]

Bɛ booni la jaŋkuno luɣu tom bee tomcat[9] (or a gib,[10] di yi nyɛ neutered). Ka booni jaŋkuno nyaaŋ queen[11][12] (bee saha shɛŋa bɛ tooni booni o molly,[13] di yi nyɛspayed). "juvenile" jaŋkuno ka bɛ booni kitten. Early Modern English, bachi din nyɛ kitten daa nyɛla bachi shɛli bɛ ni daa zaŋ taɣi saha ŋɔ bachi catling.[14] Bɛ booni la Jaŋkun' bɔbugu la clowder, glaring,[15] bee colony.[16]

Tabibi yuli Felis catus daa nyɛla Carl Linnaeus daa yɛli shɛli yuuni 1758 zaŋ n-ti yiŋ jaŋkuno.[17][18] Felis catus domesticus nyɛla Johann Christian Polycarp Erxleben ni daa yɛli shɛli yuuni 1777.[19] Felis daemon nyɛla Konstantin Satunin ni daa yɛli shɛli yuuni 1904 daa nyɛla jaŋkun' sabinli ŋun yina Transcaucasus, di nyaaŋa ka bɛ daa yɛli ni o nyɛla yiŋ jaŋkuno.[20][21]

Yuuni 2003, International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature nima daa yɛliya ni yiŋa jaŋkuno ŋɔ nyɛla ŋun yi o konko ka bɛ daa boli o Felis catus.[22][23] Yuuni 2007, saha ŋɔ yiŋ' jaŋkuno F. silvestris catus nyɛla ŋun be dunia luɣili kam ka niriba mali dihitabili ni bɛ nyɛla ban yina African wildcat (F. lybica), ti doli vihigu zaŋ n-ti phylogenetic lahibali.[24][25][lower-alpha 1] Yuuni 2017, IUCN Cat Classification Taskforce nyɛla ban daa doli ICZN ni yɛli shɛm ni yiŋ jaŋkuno ŋɔ nyɛla ŋun yi o konko , Felis catus.[26]


Jaŋkun' nyaŋ

Jaŋkun' lɔɣu

Jaŋkun' birigu

Jaŋkuno nyɛla ŋun gba zaani puli, amaa o ni nyɛ binniɛŋ la zuɣu o yi ti mali puli ti yɛrimi ni o malila baɣili dama ninsali ko ka ti ni tooi yɛli ni o malila puli di zuɣu o gba dɔɣirimi. Jaŋkuno yi yɛn dɔɣi,o yɛn nyɛla zimsim shee n-dɔɣi niŋ. Jaŋkuno mi yi dɔɣi bihi, bɛ nina na bɛ ne. Bihi ŋɔ kuli yɛn bela zimsim ŋɔ ni hali ti neei zaa ka naan yi yi polo ni. Hali di yi niŋ daliri ka ninsali baŋ jaŋkun' bihi ŋɔ shee ka bɛ ma ŋɔ nya a, o yɛn zaŋla o noli gbabi ba kahi ba taɣi sɔɣibu shee. Jaŋkuno ŋɔ yɛn dihirila bihi ŋɔ o biha ni (bihim ) hali ti pili ba nima dihibu ka bɛ gba naan ti saɣi bɛ zuɣu bo n-di.

O nyɛvuli tariga ni o daa alaafee

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Jaŋkuno dunia biɛhigu bee nyɛvuli nyɛla din pahi dabisa ŋɔ ni. Yuuni 1980s, di daa nyɛla yuma ayopɔin ,[27]: Tɛmplet:R/where [28] amaa ka nyɛ din daa pahi paai 9.4 yuma yuuni 1995[27]: Tɛmplet:R/where  ka nyɛ din daa lahi pahi paai yuun pia ni ata bin din gbaai yuuni 2014 mini yuuni 2023 sunsuuni.[29][30]

Di nyɛvuli kuli nyɛla din pahira; vihigu zaɣ' yini wuhiya ni jaŋkun' lɔri shɛba bɛ ni ŋmahim nyɛla ban mali jaŋkun' lɔri shɛba bɛ ni bi ŋmahim nyɛvuya ʒibuyi ka jaŋkun' nyama ban bi dɔɣira nyɛla ban nyɛvuya yuuri kamani kɔbigi puuni vaabu 62% gariti jaŋkun' nyama shɛba ban dɔɣira .[27]: Tɛmplet:R/where  Di yi niŋ ka a zaŋ jaŋkuno neutered nyɛla din mali alaafee anfaani nima kamani nyɛvuli waɣinli ka lahi bɔri o yiriŋyiriŋ dɔɣibu.[31] Amaa a yi lahi zaŋ o niŋ luɣ' yini ŋɔ di chɛrimi ka o bi tooi nyari pɔhim[32][33][34] ka leei pahiri o bindirigu dibu,[34][35] ka di zaa nyɛ din ni tooi che ka o bi ŋmɛlim.[36]

Kalinli kamani kɔbigi ni pihinu nyɛla jaŋkun' shɛba ban mali genetic disorders ; di pa nyɛla din ŋmani ninsali nima inborn errors of metabolism.[37] Di ni ŋmani taba ŋɔ tooi che ka bɛ tibiri lala dɔriti ŋɔ binnamda ni ka wunsiri genetic tests shɛli bɛ ni daa tooi niŋ n-ti ninsali nima ka jaŋkunti mi di ni nyɛ animal models ti yi kana ninsalinima dɔriti bɔhimbu puuni .[38][39] Dɔri shɛŋa din tooi gbaari yiŋ' jaŋkunti n-nyɛ, parasitic infestations, dansi nti pahi dɔri yoya kamani kidney disease, thyroid disease nti pahi arthritis. Vaccinations.[40]

Interaction with humans

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A long-haired calico cat sat in the lap of a man who is sat cross-legged on the floor.
A cat lying on a man's lap

Jaŋkunti nyɛla binkɔb' shɛŋa ban yoli dunia zaa ka bɛ kalinli dunia zaa nyɛ bin din gbaari 500 million bin din gbaai yuuni 2007.[41] yiŋ' jaŋkuno n-daa nyɛ binnamdili din kalinli galisi pam m-pahiri ayi United States, ni kalinli din yiɣisi 95.6 million jaŋkunti [42][43] ka yiya kamani 42 million nyɛ din mali kamani jaŋkun' yino yili kam.[44] United Kingdom. Kɔbiga puuni vaabu pishi ni ayobu zaŋ n-ti ninvuɣ' shɛba ban nyɛ zaɣ' kura nyɛla ban mali jaŋkuno ka bɛ kalinli nyɛ kamani 10.9 million bin din gbaai yuuni as of 2020.[45] Yuuni 2021, jaŋkun' shɛba ban mali laamba kalinli daa nyɛla din yiɣisi 220 million ka kalinli kamani 480 million daa nyɛ jaŋkun' shɛba ban ka laamba dunia zaa.[46]

Jaŋkunti nyɛla bɛ ni mali shɛba kariti yiŋ binema, around grain stores mini aboard ships ni din kam pahi.[47][48] Jaŋkunti lahi nyɛla bɛ ni wumsiri shɛba fur trade[49] n-ti pahi gbɔŋ tuma yaɣa maani nema, zipilisi, bindɔhi ,[50] namda, nusuriti nti pahi binkumda nema.[51] Jaŋkunti kalinli kamani pishi ni anahi nyɛla bɛ ni tooi zaŋ mali "cat-fur coat".[52] Lala tuma ŋɔ nyɛla bɛ ni daa zaɣisi shɛli United States tum yuuni 2000 and mini European Union (nti pahi United Kingdom) tum yuuni 2007.[53],[54] ka bɛ na kuli nyɛ bɛ ni niŋdi shɛba niŋdi bindɔna nima ni Switzerland ka di nyɛ traditional medicines tibiri rheumatism.[55]

A man holding a calico cat

Niriba nyɛla ban mo bushɛm ni niŋ jaŋkunti kalinli yuma din gari maa, di zaa nyɛla laɣinsi bee tiŋgbana mini tiŋduya laɣinsi kamani Canadian Federation of Humane Societies[56] mini pohim zuɣu.[57][58] Bɛ buɣisi ni duniya zaa yiŋ jaŋkunti nyɛla ban kalinli yiɣisi kamani 200 million zaŋ chaŋ 600 million.[59][60][61][62][63]

Cat
Various types of cats
Domesticated
Scientific classification Edit this classification
Missing taxonomy template ([[[:Tɛmplet:Create taxonomy/link]] fix]): Felis
Species:
Template:Taxonomy/FelisF. catus[17]
Binomial name
Template:Taxonomy/FelisFelis catus[17]
Synonyms
Skulls of a wildcat (top left), a housecat (top right), and a hybrid between the two (bottom center)

Jaŋkunti ni ni tooi gbaai dɔri shɛŋa n-nyɛ viruses, bacteria, fungus, protozoans, arthropods bee ka bɛ nyɛ ban ni tooi tahi dɔro na n-ti ti ninsalinima bɛ biɛhigu ni bee bɛ ʒilɛli puuni.[64] Saha shɛŋa jaŋkuno ŋɔ ni mali lala dɔro ŋɔ nahingbaŋ.[65] Lala dɔro ŋɔ nyɛla din ni tooi gbaai ninsalinima di yi niŋ ka bɛ mini lala jaŋkuno niŋ niŋgbuna ni taba bee o zaŋ o noli niŋ bɛ bindira ni ka bɛ bi mi ka gba di li .[66] Lala dɔro ŋɔ yi yɛn gbaai ninsala din doli la o yuma mini immune status zaŋ n-ti lala ninsali maa. Ninsali shɛba ban mali jaŋkunti bɛ yinsi bee ka jaŋkunti miri ba nyɛla ban zaa ni tooi gbaai lala dɔro ŋɔ. Lala dɔro ŋɔ gba nyɛla din ni tooi doli jaŋkuno feces gbaagi ninsala.[64][67] Di dɔri shɛŋa din niŋ bayana n-nyɛ; salmonella, cat-scratch disease nti pahi toxoplasmosis.[65]


Skulls of a wildcat (top left), a housecat (top right), and a hybrid between the two (bottom center)

Yiŋ' jaŋkuno ŋɔ nyɛla ŋun be Felidae, daŋ shɛli din mali common ancestor zaŋ jandi Tɛmplet:Mya.[68] Evolutionary radiation zaŋ n-ti Felidae nyɛla din daa piligi Asia Miocene saha kamani Tɛmplet:Mya.[69] Vihigu zaŋ n-ti mitochondrial DNA n-ti Felidae balli zaa nyɛla din wuhiri Tɛmplet:Mya.[70] Genus Felis genetically diverged din yina Felidae yaɣili kamani Tɛmplet:Mya.[69] Lahibali din yina phylogenetic vihigu wuhiya ni mɔɣuni binkɔbiri ban be lala daŋ ŋɔ ni nyɛla sympatric bee parapatric speciation ka yiŋ' jaŋkuno ŋɔ mi nyɛ artificial selection.[71] Yiŋ' jaŋkuno ŋɔ mini o mɔɣuni binkɔbi so ban ŋmani taba nyɛla diploid ka bɛ zaa mali chromosomes pihinahi ayi ka [72] ka bɛ kalinli nyɛ din ni tooi paai 20,000 laasabu.[73]

Phylogenetic relationships of the domestic cat as derived through analysis of
nuclear DNA:[69][70]
 Felidae 

Pantherinae

 Felinae 

other Felinae lineages

 Felis 

Jungle cat (F. chaus)

Black-footed cat (F. nigripes)

Sand cat (F. margarita)

Chinese mountain cat (F. bieti)

African wildcat (F. lybica)

European wildcat (F. silvestris)

Domestic cat

mitochondrial DNA:[74]
 Felis 

Sand cat (F. margarita)

Chinese mountain cat (F. bieti)

European wildcat (F. silvestris)

African wildcat 

Southern African wildcat (F. l. cafra)

Asiatic wildcat (F. l. ornata)

Near Eastern wildcat

Domestic cat

A cat eating a fish under a chair, a mural in an Egyptian tomb dating to the 15th century BC

Saha waɣala ha di daa wuhiya ni domestication of the cat daa piligi la ancient Egypt, ni ka jaŋkunti daa nyɛ bɛ ni tiri shɛli jilima bin din gbaai 3100 BC.[75][76] Amaa piligu ha taarihi zaŋ jandi yiŋ' jaŋkuno ŋɔ zaŋ n-ti Afirikanima mɔɣuni jaŋkuno daa nyɛla excavated ka miri ninsalinima Neolithic gballi din be Shillourokambos, Cyprus nudirigu zuɣu, bin din gbaai 7500–7200 BC.[77] Tabibi baŋdiba nyɛla ban yɛli ni Afirikanima mɔɣuni jaŋkuno daa nyɛla ŋun yina ninsalinima biɛhigu shee din be Fertile Crescent ka di nyɛla yiŋ' binnema zuɣu balli lee house mouse (Mus musculus) ka Neolithic pukpariba daa baligiba. Lala biɛhishɛli din daa be pukpariba mini jaŋkunti ŋɔ sunsuuni nyɛla din daa ti naai yuun tuhituha nyaaŋa. Kamani pukparilim tuma nima ka bɛ daa zaŋ baligi yiŋ' jaŋkunti ŋɔ.[74][78] Mɔɣuni jaŋkunti zaŋ n-ti Egypt nyɛla din mali tɔhibu ni gene pool zaŋ n-ti yiŋ' jaŋkuno.[79]

Piligu ha shɛhira shɛŋa din be ni zaŋ n-ti yiŋ' jaŋkunti nyɛla Greece kamani1200 BC. Greek, Phoenician, Carthaginian nti pahi Etruscan daabihi n-daa zaŋ yiŋ' jaŋkunti kpɛna Europe nudirigu zuɣu.[80] Bin din gbaai 5th century BC, binkɔbi shɛba daa beni ŋmani ba ka daa be Magna Graecia mini Etruria.[81] Roman Empire saha, bɛ daa zaŋ ba kpɛna Corsica mini Sardinia pɔi ni 1st century AD piligu.[82] Western Roman Empire naabu ni 5th century, Egyptian yiŋ' jaŋkuno birili nyɛla din daa kpeBaltic Sea port din be Germany nuzaa zuɣu la.[79]

Diagram of the general anatomy of a male domestic cat

Yiŋ' jaŋkuno nyɛla ŋun mali zuɣu ŋmaŋ bela mini kɔbi jihi gari European wildcat.[83] Di waɣilim nyɛla din be kamani 46 cm (18 in) bin din gbaai o zuɣu shee zaŋ ni o niŋgbana yɛliŋ ka 23–25 cm (9.1–9.8 in) nyɛ o waɣilim, ka o zuli waɣilim be kamani 30 cm (12 in). Jaŋkun' lɔri nyɛla ban bari gari jaŋkun' nyama.[84] Yiŋ' jaŋkun' kura timsim tooi nyɛla 4–5 kg (8.8–11.0 lb).[71]

A cat eating a fish under a chair, a mural in an Egyptian tomb dating to the 15th century BC

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Jaŋkunti nyɛla ban mali cervical vertebrae dibaa ayopɔin (kamani mammals ni tooi mali li shɛm); thoracic vertebrae pia ni ata (ninsalinima mali la pia ni ayi); lumbar vertebrae dibaa ayopɔin (ninsalinima mali la dibaa anu); sacral vertebrae dibaaata (kamani binvuhirigu kam ni mali li shɛm amaa ninsalinima mali li mi dibaa anu); nti pahi kalinli shɛli caudal vertebrae ka di be zuli maa ni (ninsalinima nyɛla ban mali li dibaa ata zaŋ chaŋ dibaa anu ka di laɣim ni coccyx).[85]: Tɛmplet:R/where  "lumbar and thoracic vertebrae" shɛli din pahi maa nyɛla din che ka jaŋkuno niŋgbana tooi lɛbigiri ginda. Din tabi yaaŋkobili ŋɔ n-nyɛ sapirikoba pia ni ata, bɔɣisapiŋ nti pahi pelvis.[85]: Tɛmplet:R/where  kamani ninsali bɔɣu, jaŋkuno nuu nyɛla din tabi bɛ bɔɣisapiŋ ka kɔbi shɛli din gbaai li tabi li ŋɔ yuli booni.[86]

Comparison of cat righting reflexes in gravity and zero gravity

Jaŋkunti nyɛla ban tooi yu binyɛri shɛŋa din dɔ zuɣusaa ʒinibu. Zuɣusaa ʒinibu ŋɔ nyɛla din tooi che ka o gbahiri binyɛra ka di bi niŋdi o muɣisigu. Labisiri shɛli din ni tooi lahi zaŋ n-ti jaŋkuno zuɣusaa ʒinibu ŋɔ n-nyɛ di chɛmi ka o tooi lihiri gindi luɣilikam viɛnyɛla ka bini kam din be katiŋa o nyɛla ŋun yɛn tooi lihi gbaai lala bini maa. Jaŋkuno ŋun yi zuɣusaa kamani 3 m (9.8 ft) lurina nyɛla ŋun ni tooi lɛbigi o maŋ zani tiŋgbani ni.[87]

Di yi ti niŋ ka jaŋkuno yi zuɣuzaa lurina tiŋ' pirimla o niŋgbana ni nyɛ din bali la zuɣu o nyɛla o ŋun yɛn lɛbi lɛbi o maŋ hali ti zani o naba zuɣu, lala zanibu ŋɔ ka bɛ booni cat righting reflex.[88] Jaŋkuno nyɛla ŋun ni tooi lɛbigi o maŋ ka nyɛ ŋun ni tooi niŋ li hali o yi lurina zuɣusaa din paai kamani 90 cm (3.0 ft) bee ka di gari.[89] Jaŋkuno ni tooi lɛbigiri o maŋ shɛm di yi ti niŋ ka o lurina nyɛla bɛ ni daa niŋ shɛli vihigu ka boli "falling cat problem".[90]


Phylogenetic relationships of the domestic cat as derived through analysis of
nuclear DNA:[69][70]
 Felidae 

Pantherinae

 Felinae 

other Felinae lineages

 Felis 

Jungle cat (F. chaus)

Black-footed cat (F. nigripes)

Sand cat (F. margarita)

Chinese mountain cat (F. bieti)

African wildcat (F. lybica)

European wildcat (F. silvestris)

Domestic cat

mitochondrial DNA:[74]
 Felis 

Sand cat (F. margarita)

Chinese mountain cat (F. bieti)

European wildcat (F. silvestris)

African wildcat 

Southern African wildcat (F. l. cafra)

Asiatic wildcat (F. l. ornata)

Near Eastern wildcat

Domestic cat


A Siamese cat living among the yurts of shepherds in the Altai Mountains, Russia

Yiŋ' jaŋkuno ŋɔ nyɛla cosmopolitan species ka nyɛ ban be dunia luɣilikam.[91] Di bi piiri binshɛli ka nyɛ din pa be luɣilikam gbaai yihi Antarctica, nti pahi 118 zaŋ chaŋ 131zaŋ n-ti islands, hali Kerguelen Islands.[92][93] Pirimla di nyɛla luɣ' shɛli din tooi mali binnema pam di zuɣu di nyɛla din pahi dunia invasive species.[94] Di nyɛla din be islands bihi ni luɣ' shɛli ninsalinima ni kani.[95] Feral jaŋkunti nyɛla ban be tibɔna ni, mɔri ni, "tundra", pukparilim tiŋgbani ni, fɔŋ ni nti pahi kom ni zooi tiŋgbani shɛŋa ni.[96]

Pirimla bɛ daa je o zuɣu n-daa su yiŋ' jaŋkuno ni treated as an invasive species. Dinbɔŋɔ nyɛla hybridization din mali barina zaŋ jaŋkun' biriti balantee ban be Scotland nti pahi Hungary, di pa shɛli ni Iberian Peninsula, ni luɣ' shɛŋa bɛ gu ka taɣi ka di nyɛ din miri Kruger National Park din be South Africa.[97][98]

Feral farm cat

Feral jaŋkunti nyɛla yiŋ' jaŋkun' shɛba balanlee jaŋkun' biriti . Bɛ nyɛla ban bi miriti ninsalinima ka nyɛ ban be fɔna ni mini tiŋkpansi.[99] Jaŋkun' biriti ŋɔ kalinli nyɛla niriba ni bi mi shɛli amaa bɛ buɣisi ni United States jaŋkun' biriti kalinli nyɛla bin din gbaai miliyɔŋ pishi ni anu zaŋ chaŋ miliyɔŋ pihiyobu.[99] Jaŋkun' biriti ŋɔ nyɛla ban ni tooi be bɛ koŋko amaa bɛ pam nyɛla ban tooi be colonies kara ni.[100] Jaŋkun' biriti pam tooi zooya ka bɛ be Rome kamani Colosseum mini Forum Romanum, ka jaŋkunti ban be ni ŋɔ nyɛla bɛ ni dihiri shɛba ka bɔri alaafee n-tiri ba biɛɣukulo.[101]

Salo biɛhigu ni jaŋkun' biriti nyɛla din wali, pirimla so bi wumsiri lala jaŋkun' biriti ŋɔ zuɣu niriba pam nya o mi vermin.[102]

Outdoor cats are the largest human cause of bird mortality.

Island nima ni, noonsi tɔhibu zaŋ ti jaŋkun' biriti bindirigu nyɛla kamani kɔbigi puuni vaabu pihiyɔbu 60%.[103] Luɣilikam vihigu wuhiya ni noonsi kalinli boobu daliri pala jaŋkun' biriti amaa jaŋkun' biriti pam kpibu daliri nyɛla "mesopredator release";[104] Yiŋ jaŋkunti nyɛla ban tɔhiri pahiri bineembihi kalinli boobu ni. The South Island piopio, Chatham rail,[105] nti pahi New Zealand merganser[106] nyɛla din pahi luɣ' shɛŋa din nyɛ "flightless" Lyall's wren.[107][108] Jaŋkun' biri yino New Zealand nyɛla ŋun daa ku New Zealand lesser short-tailed bats kɔbigi ni dibaa ayi dabaa ayopɔin sunsuuni.[109] United States, jaŋkun' biriti mini yiŋ' jaŋkunti nyɛla ban kuri bineembihi kalinli kamani 6.3–22.3 billion yuuni kam.[110]

Australia, vihigu zaɣ' yini wuhiya ni jaŋkun' biriti nyɛla ban kuri bineembihi shɛba ban be kom ni ka lahi be duli zuɣu kalinli kamani 466 million yuuni kam. Kalinli kamani kɔbishii ni pihiyɔbu ayi ka "reptiles" nyɛla bɛ ni daa nya shɛba ni kpi ka di nyɛla jaŋkun' biriti n-ku ba.[111] Jaŋkunti nyɛla ban tɔhi pahi Navassa curly-tailed lizard mini Chioninia coctei kalinli boobu ni.[112]

Cat skull
A cat with exposed teeth and claws
Comparison of cat righting reflexes in gravity and zero gravity
Mother cat with her different-colored offspring
The whiskers of a cat are highly sensitive to touch.


Feral farm cat


An alert cat at night, with pupils dilated and ears directed at a sound

Jaŋkun' shɛba ban be luɣ' yini nyɛla ban mali yaa wuntaŋ ni mini yuŋ zaa amaa ka leei mali yaa pam yuŋ.[114] Yiŋ' jaŋkunti nyɛla ban tooi kuri bɛ saha pam be yiŋ' amaa ka ni tooi chaŋ n-gili kamani mita kɔbiga. Bɛ galisim nyɛla din wali bee pa yim, shɛba galisim nyɛla 7–28 ha (17–69 acres).[115] Jaŋkunti zaa tuma pa yim ka nyɛ din woli woli taba amaa ka bɛ tuumbiɛri bala. Yaha, yiŋ' jaŋkunti biɛhigu doli la ninsalinima ni be ba shɛm ka nyɛ ban ni tooi gbihiri ni bɛ laamba hali ni saha shɛli bɛ suhu ni bɔra.[116][117]

Play fight between kittens aged 14 weeks

Yiŋ jɛŋkunti, bahindi la jɛŋkuno bihi nyɛla ban bori diɛma pam. Lala biɛhigu ŋɔ nyɛla din tɔɣisiri gbaabu ka di nyɛ din viɛlli pam zaŋ n-ti jɛŋkuno bihi dama di nyɛla din wuhiri ba puɣisibu, gbaabu n-ti pahi bineema kubu.[118] Jɛŋkunti nyɛla ban lahi niŋdi diɛma zabili ka bɛ zaa gbubi mali bɛ nuhi mini bɛ niŋgbana zaa zabiri taba. Lala biɛhigu ŋɔ nyɛla biɛhi shɛli di ni tooi che ka jɛŋkunti baŋ zabili zabu ni bori binshɛŋa zaa ka lahi bori dabiɛm bɛ ni ni binkɔbi shɛŋa ti ni gbaai ba.[119]

Jɛŋkunti nyɛla ban diɛmdi binyɛra pam saha shɛli o suhi yi ti yiɣisi.[120] O diɛma nyɛla din ŋmani o binyɛra gbaabu, jɛŋkunti tooi zooi ka o diɛmdi binshɛŋa din ŋmani bingbaarigu kamani "small furry toys" din chani ginda. Bɛ nyɛla ban yooi binyɛri shɛŋa bɛ ni na mi pun diɛm diɛmbu.[121] Mia nyɛla bɛ ni tooi diɛmdi binshɛli amaa di yi ti niŋ ka o dim ŋmaai mia ŋɔ niriba ni tooi yihi li na o zinli zuɣu amaa di yi niŋ ka faai lu o binnyɔri ni shee be m-bo tilaa n-ti o ka di ni tooi che ka o kpi.[122] Pirinla jɛŋkuno ni tooi vali lala mia ŋɔ zuɣu, saha shɛŋa bɛ tooi mali laser pointerTɛmplet:'s zaani di zani.[123]

When cats mate, the tomcat (male) bites the scruff of the female's neck as she assumes a position conducive to mating known as lordosis behavior.

Jɛŋkuno nyɛla pheromones.[124] Jɛŋkuno nyama ka bɛ booni ba queens nyɛla polyestrous mini estrus nima pam tooi booyi booyi bɛ zuɣu ka di tooi naari kamani biɛɣ'pishi ni yini dabisa. Bɛ nyɛla ban tooi niŋdi shili ni laɣimbu silimiin goli February piligu mini silimiin goli August[125] [126]

Jɛŋkuno lɔri pam nyɛla bɛ ni booni shɛba tomcats, nyɛla ban laɣindi jɛŋkuno nyamma tulim ni. Bɛ nyɛla ban zabiri taba jɛŋkuno nyaŋ ŋɔ zuɣu ka ŋun di nasara nyɛ ŋun yɛn laɣim jɛŋkuno nyaŋ ŋɔ. Tuuli, jɛŋkuno nyaŋ ŋɔ nyɛla ŋun yɛn zaɣisi jɛŋkuno lɔɣu ŋɔ amaa ka leei ti che ka jeŋkuno lɔɣu ŋɔ laɣim ŋɔ. Jɛŋkuno nyaŋ ŋɔ nyɛla ŋun yɛn kuhi pam di yi niŋ ka jɛŋkuno lɔɣu maa yihi o yoli dama o yoli maa nyɛla din mali "band" ka di be kamani 120–150 "backward-pointing penile spines" ka di waɣilim be kamani 1 mm (0.039 in).[127]

Radiography of a pregnant cat; the skeletons of two fetuses are visible on the left and right of the uterus

Jɛŋkunti nyɛla ban mali night vision pam nyɛ ban ni tooi nya kalinli dibaa ayobu puuni kalinli zaɣ'yini ninsali nyabu puuni.[128]: Tɛmplet:R/where  Din bɔŋɔ daliri nyɛla jɛŋkuno nina mali la tapetum lucidum ka di nyɛlisiri neesim kam di yi nya retina ka labi nini maa ni, lala zuɣu ka di pahiri nini maa neeisim nyɛlisibu.[129] ''Large pupils" nyɛla ban nina fulimbu bɛ to. Yiŋ jɛŋkuno nyɛla ŋun mali slit pupils ka di che ka bɛ tooi nyari neeisim hali chromatic aberration yi kani.[130] Neeisim dinpori ni, jɛŋkuno "pupils" nyɛla din yɛligiri gbaari ninbila maa zaa.[131] Yiŋ jɛŋkuno ŋɔ leei mali color vision din bi viɛlla ka lahi mali cone cells balibu dibaa ayi koŋko ka di tooi che ka o nyari kama din nyɛ nuɣiso, dɔzim; bɛ bi tooi waligiri kama din nyɛ ʒee mini vakahili.[132] [133] Jɛŋkunti gba lahi nyɛla nictitating membrane.

Yiŋ jɛŋkunti nyɛla ban wumdi pam ka bɛ wumbu ŋɔ be kamani 500 Hz zaŋ hali ni 32 kHz.[134] Bɛ nyɛla ban ni tooi nya bini din yɛliŋ paai kamani 55 Hz zaŋ hali ni 79 kHz amaa ninsali nima nyɛla ban ni tooi nya bini yɛliŋ bin din gbaai 20 Hz mini 20 kHzn sunsuun. Bɛ ni tooi wum kamani 10.5 octaves ka ninsali nima mini bahi nyɛ ban ni tooi wum kamani 9 octaves.[135][136] Bɛ nyabu nyɛla din pahira ka din pahiri ŋɔ nyɛ bɛ tibi kara din chani ginda, pinnae ka di sɔŋdiba ka bɛ wumdi kumsim ka tooi baŋdi lala kumsim maa ni yiri luɣ'shɛli na.[137][138] Saha ŋɔ vihigu nyɛla din wuhi ni jɛŋkunti nyɛla ban mali "socio-spatial cognitive abilities" ka di sɔŋdiba ka bɛ baŋdi niriba yɛltɔɣa.[139]


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