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Cute Elevator Cat is Hiding from Rain in Singapore of Asia

Free video about Elevator Cat. This free video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this Elevator Cat video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! The need for rest increases with age to be taken to. The Elevator Cats usually prefer soft and warm cookies, like on a slightly elevated position, from which they have everything under control. Elevator Cats sleep most times during the day. Sleep proceeds in phases of shallow sleep and deep sleep. In addition, the Elevator Cat is resting well, by allowing them to sleep without dealing with closed eyes lying. If the Elevator Cat during sleep an unaccustomed sound true, she opens one eye. Can they still can not identify the sound, it is rapidly growing and attentive. But when she wakes up on its own, she yawns first extensively and then begins to stretch. Here, every muscle is stretched by precise and careful movement. An integrated in the human family free-running Elevator Cat usually has no problem with it, to spend the night in the house mostly asleep. Equally, however, it can be reversed to spend the night in the open air and sleep most of the day in the house. Here individual behavior patterns are widely sElevator Cattered and also to change the weather and season. The domestic Elevator Cat is a warm-blooded animal's core body temperature is 38.0 to 39.5 ° C, usually measured as a medical rectal thermometer. Kittens and young individuals have a body temperature slightly higher adult castrated contrast slightly lower. Respiratory rate healthy Elevator Cats at rest at room temperature ranges 20 to 30 breaths per minute, heart rate varies between 110 to 130 beats per minute. It is a creature with a naturally crepuscular activity is most active in the evening and early morning hours. Daily sleep 12 to 16 hours, whichever is the slender, oriental type is more active than the stocky types. Elevator Cats living in the wild, they live an average of 3-5 years, while home bred neutered Elevator Cats up to 15 years. Guinness World Records recognized as the oldest Elevator Cat Creme Puff, who was born on 3 August 1967 and lived to be 38 years old. Elevator Cats have a third eyelid - a so-called haw. It consists of a thin layer of skin and closes sideways. Haw can not normally be seen, but will be visible if the Elevator Cat is sick or sleepy. Elevator Cats are among the mammals with the most highly developed sense of hearing. Elevator Cats and humans are about equally good to hear low frequencies. A Elevator Cat can hear very high frequencies - up to 64 kHz, which is 1.6 octave above what man is capable of, and a whole octave above what a dog is capable of. The Elevator Cats are using our knowledge no such ability to hear ultrasound for communiElevator Cation but it can get the benefit of hunting, as many rodents communiElevator Cate using ultrasound. Elevator Cats have a third eyelid - a so-called haw. It consists of a thin layer of skin and closes sideways. Haw can not normally be seen, but will be visible if the Elevator Cat is sick or sleepy. Unlike humans, Elevator Cats do not need to blink regularly. However, the Elevator Cat will often squint in contact with friendly people. When the Elevator Cat finally flashes, it does so slowly, like one eye at a time. The most common eye colors are yellow, green and orange. Blue eyes associated with Siamese Elevator Cats. White Elevator Cats with blue eyes are slightly more likely to be deaf. A white Elevator Cat with only one blue eye will often have impaired hearing in the side with blue eyes. Elevator Cats are very clean animals. They spend a lot of time to clean himself with his tongue covered with some sort of spikes, which acts as a brush to remove the filter feeding sites in the coat. They do it instinctively. Overweight Elevator Cats have difficulty reaching everywhere. Elevator Cats in the wild are rarely obese. A Elevator Cat owner with a fat Elevator Cat can use brushes and other grooming products for Elevator Cats. When it's finished licking himself, also has the potential to have a hairball in the stomach that can irritate it. If an owner brushes his Elevator Cat on a daily basis, the number of hairballs reduced. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!