Synopses & Reviews
Smithsonian Q & A: Cats is a delightful and informative guide to the fascinating world of cats. Here are answers to hundreds of the questions Smithsonian scientists have been asked about cats: Why do they purr? When were cats domesticated? Do they dream?
Smithsonian Q & A: Cats also explores the kinship between domestic cats and their wild relatives, from the magnificent tiger to the mysterious kodkod.
- Information on diet, behavior, anatomy, health, and social life
- More than 250 full-color photographs of both domestic cats and their wild relatives
- Ready Reference section with at-a-glance details on domestic cat breeds and wild species
Synopsis
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About the Author
John Seidensticker is Senior Scientist, Smithsonian's National Zoological Park.