Powers
If humans have cat features, they'd be super humans.
Because cats can jump up to 7 times their height, apparently has better hearing sense
than dogs, can see 6 times better than normal humans at night and has a "righting reflex"
enabling them to survive large falls of up to 20 meters high.
Though apparently anything below or above 20 metres could actually injure them more
because a cats terminal velocity of freefall is achieved at about 21 metres.
The longer their fall before reaching their maximum velocity, the more time for them to
relax, position their body upright using their righting reflex and to prepare for impact.
Milk
You might think milk is good to give to your cats but cats are actually lactose intolerant.
They can handle milk while they're still kittens but when they grow up, the enzyme in their
gut called lactase disappears.
Though, cats drink milk either because they like the taste or because they are attracted
to the high fat content milk gives.
Thus low fat milk is the worse milk you could give a cat.
Boxes
Ever wondered why cats love boxes so much?
Studies have found boxes gives them a sense of a safe zone where they can crawl into and hide.
Because when cats feel anxiety, they would opt to hide in cramped and dark places where
most things can't reach them.
Another reason why they like boxes especially cardboard boxes is because of its insulating
properties which helps the cats to regulate its temperature and feel comfortable.
So basically for them its the best place to relax and unwind.
Weaknesses If you see cats with blue eyes and white fur,
sadly enough, they're most probably deaf.
Another thing which is not necessarily weakness but they can't enjoy eating sweet things because
they lack the taste buds to taste anything sweet.
Kinda sad.
Skeleton
Cats have more bones than humans.
For a normal human adult, the amount of bones should be 206 bones while cats have a range
of 230 to 250 bones each.
Why is there a range and not specific amounts you might ask?
Well this is determined on how long the cats tail are and how many toes the cat has.
Hunting
Cats may be domesticated but they have been and are deadly hunters.
Their claws are kept in check from being too dull or too long by scratching against coarse materials.
Their playful behaviour of chasing toys is actually training for their bodies and the
bells given by humans thinking it would help birds and other small animals from cats can
actually help the cats be more stealthier.
Something like a ninja training to move without ringing the bell.
Their body is best for hunting small animals such as small birds or mice or even small lizards.
Now their tiny hooked, rough tongues are for licking the extra meat from bones, they are
also very convenient for grooming their coat of fur.
Affection
For cat owners you want to believe that they love you.
Well maybe.
They might also think of you as property.
We all know cats show their affection through rubbing themselves on people or other cats or things.
This is because they have glands on their face, tails and paws that releases a scent
which acts as markers.
They also use their urine as markers for their property, a much more stronger marker.
So if you notice your cats urinating on things around the house other than the litter box
or outside, it means they feel like they don't belong and would mark everything it can as their own.
Egyptian Cats
The cat's glory days were during Ancient Egypt.
They were respected, loved and fed by everyone.
They are seen as magical creatures with magic powers that guards their children and homes.
Some even worshiped the cats because of the goddess named Bastet who had the power to become a cat.
Cats were so special in that, when a cat dies, the owner would mourn by shaving off their
eyebrows and if the cats were killed, even by accident, the one who killed would be sentenced to death.
Sleeping
Cats usually sleep for more than 15 hours a day, kittens and senior cats need more sleep.
This sleeping habit is in their genes.
They need the sleep for conserving energy after a long..uh short day of hunting.
They are mostly nocturnal being more active during twilight or nighttime.
Though they sleep a lot, they are actually light sleepers and could wake up quickly and
back into action if needed.
Meowing and Body language
Cats rarely meow between each other.
They usually just meow to get the humans attention or to acknowledge the human.
The only time a cat meow to other cats is when they are in heat or when they're fighting.
Cats mostly communicate using their body language.
Years of observing cats and watching cat documentaries and shows,
lead me to these conclusions:
Wide unblinking eyes, ears perked and head up means that they are on edge or alert.
Ears perked, tail going side to side with force means they are pretty agitated and is
quite like a ticking timebomb.
Eyes blinking slowly for stray feral cats means something like, I won't hurt you and
I trust that you won't hurt me, but don't come any closer.
And eyes blinking slowly for domesticated cats usually means I trust you.
There's a lot more but I think those are the important ones to make sure you know when
or when not to approach a cat.