Facts 1-5

1. At all ages, cats greet one another by touching their noses, much like dogs and people who kiss to say 'hello.'

2. The Egyptian Mau, domesticated thousands of years ago, is the only breed recommended for conservation by the International Society for Endangered Cats (ISEC).

3. Cats typically respond better to women than men. Researchers think it might be because their voices have a higher pitch.

4. A cat's hearing is much more sensitive than a human's or a dog's.

5. The Munchkin cat is a relatively new breed with abnormally short legs discovered in Louisiana in 1983. They owe their shortcomings to a natural genetic mutation.

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