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Also known as house cat, domestic cat, housecat, puss, pet cat

udomowione zwierzę z rodziny kotowatych

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The cat is a subclass of Felidae and is commonly kept as a pet. Its taxon is known by the common names Felis catus and Felis silvestris catus. The male form of the label includes tomcat, Kater, maček, and кот. The subject has been present since 8000 BCE. It produces sounds such as meow and purr, with audible frequencies ranging from a minimum of 45 to a maximum of 64000.

Concrete attributes include a gestation period of 64, a heart rate of 130, and a bite force quotient of 58. The life expectancy is 15 years. Characteristics of the cat involve the cat righting reflex, predation, caress, and speaker recognition. It is studied by felinology and can cause an allergy to cats. The subject is referenced by 3,347 other encyclopedia articles and has 6,200,000 social media followers.

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Kot domowy (Felis catus, również Felis silvestris catus) – udomowiony gatunek ssaka z rzędu drapieżnych z rodziny kotowatych. Koty zostały udomowione około 9500 lat temu i są obecnie najpopularniejszymi zwierzętami domowymi na świecie. Gatunek ten prawdopodobnie pochodzi od kota nubijskiego, przy czym w Europie krzyżował się ze żbikiem. Przez IUCN/SSC jest uznawany za gatunek inwazyjny.

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