Kittens and Their Characteristics

Dr. Paul introduces barnyard kittens, explaining their role in controlling rodents on farms. He shares fast facts about cats, including their adulthood age and ability to reproduce early. Additionally, research findings on cat handedness are discussed, revealing that male cats tend to be left-handed while females are right-handed.

Why are cats considered essential on farms?

• They help in herding sheep.

• They keep the rodent population in check.

• They provide milk.

• They guard the farm from intruders.

At what age do kittens typically reach adulthood?

• Six months

• One year

• Two years

• Three months

What is a notable fact about kittens before they reach adulthood?

• They can already have a litter of kittens.

• They can fly.

• They change color.

• They stop growing.

What did research reveal about male cats?

• They are ambidextrous.

• They are left-handed.

• They have no preference.

• They are right-handed.

What is the handedness of female cats according to research?

• No preference

• Left-handed

• Right-handed

• Ambidextrous