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      "body": "![IMG_20230630_162639_066~2_1.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmdvupZpaL83v4FzPfu5ZbhRsK7ro5QC975DbgG98uW7Sr/IMG_20230630_162639_066~2_1.jpg)\n\n\nHello! Everyone.\nHope we all are doing fine, on my today's post I will discuss about CAT and what I have learn so far.\n\nAside from cat being my pet I came to discover a lot about cat. This post will explain deep and answer more than twenty questions that most people find difficult to answer. Below are the questions and it full explanation.\n\n# Are cats less domesticated than dogs? Are they becoming more domesticated over time?\nCats are far more similar to their wild ancestors than dogs are to wolves, so dogs are in that sense the more domesticated of the two species. As they adapted to living alongside humans, cats became more sociable with one another and much more accepting of people, but there is no evidence that they have changed much more than that over the past few thousand years.\n\n# Will cats, which require meat, eventually evolve to eat a broader array of foods as dogs do?\nCats and dogs belong to a group of mammals known as Carnivora, and the wild ancestors of both species dined primarily on meat. Recent DNA analyses indicate that over the course of their evolution, dogs have acquired more copies of the so-called amylase gene, which makes an enzyme that helps to break down starch. Having more copies of this gene has allowed dogs to eat a more omnivorous diet. In contrast, the cat family, known as Felidae, lost the genes that encode several key enzymes—including those that manufacture vitamin A, prostaglandins and the amino acid taurine—early in its evolution. Whereas dogs (and humans) can synthesize these substances from plant-based precursors, cats have to obtain them from meat. To expand their diet, cats would have to evolve physiological traits that allow them to synthesize these and other key nutrients from plant foods. This capacity has not emerged during the 10 million years of felid evolution, so it seems unlikely to arise spontaneously in our domestic cats.\n\n# Why do cats purr?\nCats purr because they have something to say, which roughly translated is “please keep still and pay attention to me.” Kittens purr to persuade their mothers to keep on nursing them, and pet cats purr when they want to be stroked. The vibrations emanating from the purr certainly have a calming effect on people. Yet sick cats will also purr as a cry for help. So purring doesn’t always mean “I’m happy.” Some researchers have claimed that the vibrations from purring might help heal bone damage in an injured cat.\n\n![scientificamericandogsandcats0918-72-I2.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmNh4Au1kxRmUtaVaAxJuf4p2geJNebHQNBvhH76qTaYRi/scientificamericandogsandcats0918-72-I2.jpg)[source](https://static.scientificamerican.com/sciam/assets/Image/2018/scientificamericandogsandcats0918-)\n\n# How do they purr?\nThe purr is an unusual vocalization, made by rattling the vocal cords together rather than vibrating them by pushing air past them, which is how cats—and humans—generate all their other vocal sounds. That’s why cats can purr when they’re breathing in and breathing out. Most species of wildcats can purr, including the cheetah. The exceptions are the big cats—lion, tiger, jaguar and leopard—whose voice boxes are modified so that they can roar.\n\n# Why do house cats have so many vocalizations compared with wildcats?\nHouse cats are much noisier than feral cats, although they have fewer vocalizations than some other species. The jungle cat from Asia, for example, has a couple more that are not in the house cat’s repertoire, namely the “ow” and the “gurgle.” The house cat’s characteristic sound, the meow, is hardly ever heard in feral cat colonies, except occasionally when mother cats are communicating with their kittens. Feral cats diligently monitor one another’s comings and goings, so they don’t need to announce their presence vocally. Cats that live with humans, however, learn that meowing is a good way of getting our attention: our pet felines often find that we have our noses buried in a book or a screen, so they meow to get us to acknowledge them. Some pets develop a “private language” of meows that only their owners understand, each signifying something different that the cat needs. Also, certain breeds are notoriously chatty, the Siamese in particular.\n\n# Do cats think of their owners as parents? Siblings? Friends?\nBy rubbing around our legs when they greet us, cats show that they regard us as friendly but at the same time slightly superior to them. When living in a family group, kittens rub on their mothers, females rub on males and smaller cats rub on bigger cats. The reverse rarely occurs—an indicator of the small imbalance of power in each of these relationships.\n\n# How can you get a cat to love you?\nCats naturally feel affection for those who feed, look after and play with them, although they don’t always make that obvious. Trust can be harder to win because some cats are just nervous. One trick is to always allow the cat to approach you rather than forcing yourself on the cat when you feel like it. When the cat does approach, reward it with a few treats and let it leave as soon as it wants to. You should find that it comes to you a little sooner, and stays for a little longer, each time.\n\n# Why do cats sometimes suddenly bite or scratch the person who is petting them?\nYou have probably missed the warning signs that the cat has had enough. Some cats, even if they enjoy being petted, also tire of it very quickly. Flattened ears and a slight twitching of the tail can signal that they have had their fill. If you have such a cat, try breaking off from stroking it every few seconds and allow it to move away if it wants to.\n\n# Can cats get jealous?\nResearch has demonstrated that dogs can get jealous, so cats probably can, too. For both species jealousy is an in-the-moment emotion they experience when they see that another individual is getting the attention they are craving: they don’t remember being jealous once the moment has passed. As with dogs, cats have a limited concept of time: they can learn to distinguish between different time intervals but only when these intervals are limited to a few seconds. Thinking back into the more distant past is probably beyond their abilities.\n\n\n# Do cats remember different people or just the people they see on a daily basis?\nScientists have not studied this specific trait directly, but cats do seem to forget other cats once they have been separated for a long time, so the same probably applies to people as well. Dogs, for whom humans are much more important, can remember people by their scent for months, probably years.\n\n# Do coat colors and patterns correspond to certain personality traits in cats?\nCat owners commonly believe that coat color can predict the personality of their pet, but there’s no evidence that this is universally true. Locally, a very successful male can produce a lot of kittens that both look like him and behave like him because of their shared genes, which might explain how people have come to associate coat color with personality. Among pedigree cats, the major breed types do have characteristic personalities: the so-called oriental breeds tend to be particularly active, the exotics more laid-back. Cats that are hybrids of domesticated cats and wildcats exhibit even stronger breed-specific personality traits. For example, Bengals, which are a cross between domestic cats and the Asian leopard cat, tend to be extremely adventurous and sleep for only about half the time that a typical domestic cat does.\n\n# Why do cats bring their kills to their humans?\nIt is tempting to see these kills as presents from our feline companions, but they are not intended that way. Cats take their kills somewhere safe before they eat them. If this location happens to be in or near the kitchen, they are automatically reminded that commercial cat food is much tastier than mouse, and hence they abandon their catch then and there.\n\n# Why do they knock objects off tables and shelves?\nSome cats are just clumsier than others, and material possessions mean nothing to them. Others will bat items over the edge simply to get their owner’s attention. Sometimes they seem to do it for their own entertainment or because they have learned that this is a game that their owner seems to enjoy.\n\n# Do indoor cats suffer from not being able to go outside?\nIf a cat has lived indoors all its life, it probably doesn’t “miss” what it has never experienced. Outdoor cats that are suddenly confined do get stressed, however. All indoor cats should be given plenty of stimulation—hunting games using preylike toys are ideal.\n\n# Why do cats sometimes suddenly decide to run around like crazy for no apparent reason?\nCats can get quite frustrated if they are bored or if they are stressed, perhaps because they have just seen a rival cat through the window. Under such circumstances, the slightest movement, perhaps just a speck of dust caught in a shaft of light, can set them off. Regular play sessions can help dissipate all that energy and relieve any stress.\n\n# Why do cats love to climb into boxes, including ones that seem too small?\nCats like to feel well protected, especially when they intend to sleep, and cardboard cartons can be ideal for a secure nap. 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Then, a split second before reaching the ground, they push their feet downward and arch their back to minimize the shock of landing.\n\n![cute-tabby-kitten-climbed-tree-260nw-1127854538_1.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmaNdYBi9ibabB4UxprPhZ6tswVa8EuLWbqaFhAngSQMGG/cute-tabby-kitten-climbed-tree-260nw-1127854538_1.jpg)\n[Source](https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/cute-tabby-kitten-climbed-tree-260nw-1127854538.jpg&imgrefurl=https://www.shutterstock.com/search/cat-climbing-tree&h=280&w=368&tbnid=wj96RhuBFyG12M&q=a+cat+climbing+a+tree&tbnh=93&tbnw=122&usg=AI4_-kRio1BeRf0PW0SRqU-86H_WrQi5qA&vet=1&docid=ij46qn6MR0OIWM&client=ms-opera-mini-android&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiy39Lh2vX_AhUAU0EAHay0Bp8Q9QF6BAgKEAY)\n\n\n\n# Why do some cats go crazy for catnip and others show no response at all?\nThe catnip response is a bit of an enigma because it consists of seemingly random segments of play (pouncing, clutching with the claws), socializing (cheek rubbing) and female sexual behavior (rolling onto the back, for example). Many cat species have this reaction to the herb, including lion, tiger, leopard and lynx. Yet not all individuals in these species show the response because it is controlled by a single gene that only about two thirds of cats carry [see “Catnip’s Magic,” below]. There is no evidence to suggest that cats that ignore catnip are deficient where play, socializing and sex are concerned, however. The catnip response may simply be an evolutionary accident.\n\n# Why do cats lick and chew plastic bags, power cords and other nonfood items?\n\nVeterinarians have noted an unhealthy taste for plastics in some cats but have never convincingly explained it. Cats may be trying to alleviate stress. Among oriental cat breeds, adults commonly suck, chew and eat fabrics, especially wool, in response to stress. Also, kittens of all kinds that are weaned too early may develop the habit of suckling on a blanket, usually purring and kneading with their front paws at the same time, as if the blanket were their mother.\n\n# Why do they chew their fur?\nThere are two possible reasons for this behavior. One is itchy skin, possibly caused by fleas or other parasites, or an allergy. But persistent overgrooming on one spot or pulling out clumps of fur can also be signs of chronic stress, perhaps because of conflict with another cat in the house or in the neighborhood.\n\n# Why do cat feet sometimes smell like tortilla chips?\nA common minor fungal skin infection, similar to athlete’s foot in humans, often produces this smell. Dogs may carry this fungus, too.\n\n# Why can’t domestic cats go without food for long, like their big cat cousins can? 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As they adapted to living alongside humans, cats became more sociable with one another and much more accepting of people, but there is no evidence that they have changed much more than that over the past few thousand years.\n\n# Will cats, which require meat, eventually evolve to eat a broader array of foods as dogs do?\n\nCats and dogs belong to a group of mammals known as Carnivora, and the wild ancestors of both species dined primarily on meat. Recent DNA analyses indicate that over the course of their evolution, dogs have acquired more copies of the so-called amylase gene, which makes an enzyme that helps to break down starch. Having more copies of this gene has allowed dogs to eat a more omnivorous diet. In contrast, the cat family, known as Felidae, lost the genes that encode several key enzymes—including those that manufacture vitamin A, prostaglandins and the amino acid taurine—early in its evolution. 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Locally, a very successful male can produce a lot of kittens that both look like him and behave like him because of their shared genes, which might explain how people have come to associate coat color with personality. Among pedigree cats, the major breed types do have characteristic personalities: the so-called oriental breeds tend to be particularly active, the exotics more laid-back. Cats that are hybrids of domesticated cats and wildcats exhibit even stronger breed-specific personality traits. For example, Bengals, which are a cross between domestic cats and the Asian leopard cat, tend to be extremely adventurous and sleep for only about half the time that a typical domestic cat does.\n\n# Why do cats bring their kills to their humans?\n\nIt is tempting to see these kills as presents from our feline companions, but they are not intended that way. Cats take their kills somewhere safe before they eat them. If this location happens to be in or near the kitchen, they are automatically reminded that commercial cat food is much tastier than mouse, and hence they abandon their catch then and there.\n\n# Why do they knock objects off tables and shelves?\n\nSome cats are just clumsier than others, and material possessions mean nothing to them. Others will bat items over the edge simply to get their owner’s attention. Sometimes they seem to do it for their own entertainment or because they have learned that this is a game that their owner seems to enjoy.\n\n# Do indoor cats suffer from not being able to go outside?\n\nIf a cat has lived indoors all its life, it probably doesn’t “miss” what it has never experienced. Outdoor cats that are suddenly confined do get stressed, however. 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Then, a split second before reaching the ground, they push their feet downward and arch their back to minimize the shock of landing.\n\n\n![cute-tabby-kitten-climbed-tree-260nw-1127854538_1.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmaNdYBi9ibabB4UxprPhZ6tswVa8EuLWbqaFhAngSQMGG/cute-tabby-kitten-climbed-tree-260nw-1127854538_1.jpg)\n\n[Source](https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/cute-tabby-kitten-climbed-tree-260nw-1127854538.jpg&imgrefurl=https://www.shutterstock.com/search/cat-climbing-tree&h=280&w=368&tbnid=wj96RhuBFyG12M&q=a+cat+climbing+a+tree&tbnh=93&tbnw=122&usg=AI4_-kRio1BeRf0PW0SRqU-86H_WrQi5qA&vet=1&docid=ij46qn6MR0OIWM&client=ms-opera-mini-android&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiy39Lh2vX_AhUAU0EAHay0Bp8Q9QF6BAgKEAY)\n\n\n# Why do some cats go crazy for catnip and others show no response at all?\n\nThe catnip response is a bit of an enigma because it consists of seemingly random segments of play (pouncing, clutching with the claws), socializing (cheek rubbing) and female sexual behavior (rolling onto the back, for example). Many cat species have this reaction to the herb, including lion, tiger, leopard and lynx. Yet not all individuals in these species show the response because it is controlled by a single gene that only about two thirds of cats carry [see “Catnip’s Magic,” below]. There is no evidence to suggest that cats that ignore catnip are deficient where play, socializing and sex are concerned, however. The catnip response may simply be an evolutionary accident.\n\nWhy do cats lick and chew plastic bags, power cords and other nonfood items?\n\nVeterinarians have noted an unhealthy taste for plastics in some cats but have never convincingly explained it. Cats may be trying to alleviate stress. Among oriental cat breeds, adults commonly suck, chew and eat fabrics, especially wool, in response to stress. 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      "body": "![images (2).jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmdTHYxiwpQ6ERAwCbx8VUMN3GE3B6DSccoz3qKtNNqE35/images%20(2).jpg)[source](\nhttps://www.google.com/search?q=digital+footprint&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjM_42s2vD_AhXOUMAKHY1aAPoQ_AUIBigB&biw=360&bih=654#)\n\nWe have all heard of the term “digital footprints” but do we really understand what they mean? It is important that parents and carers do understand what these are so that they can in turn educate their children and help them to know what risks they might be placing themselves in when sharing information online, or just looking innocently at websites.\n\n\n![IMG_20230630_161445_032.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmchkBe1euhf87Fmq7vEzwH5D6137WbwSPYw2f8PjyX7yX/IMG_20230630_161445_032.jpg)\n\nJust as we trace human footprint and be able to know where he or she walk to, so it happens when we make use of the Internet.\n\nWhatever we are doing on the internet we can leave a trail of information behind us which people can use to determine what we might be interested in buying, or for other less savoury purposes such as trying to hack into our online accounts and trying to access passwords etc.\n\n\n          WHAT IS DIGITAL FOOTPRINT?\n\nA digital footprint is data that is left behind when users have been online. There are two types of digital footprints which are passive and active. A passive footprint is made when information is collected from the user without the person knowing this is happening. An active digital footprint is where the user has deliberately shared information about themselves either by using social media sites or by using websites.\n\nAn example of a passive digital footprint would be where a user has been online and information has been stored on an online database. This can include where they came from, when the footprint was created and a user IP address. A footprint can also be analysed offline and can be stored in files which an administrator can access. These would include information on what that machine might have been used for, but not who had performed the actions.\n\nAn example of an active digital footprint is where a user might have logged into a site when editing or making comments such as on an online forum or a social media site. The registered name or profile can be linked to the posts that have been made and it is surprisingly easy to find out a lot about a person from the trails you leave behind.\n\n    Web browsing and digital footprints \n\nThe digital footprint we leave after browsing websites is called the internet footprint. These are commonly called “cookies” and most websites will ask you to accept the use of cookies before you can access the site, without actually knowing what this means. If we inadvertently leave a lot of information about ourselves behind it could be passively or actively collected by other people just by using a simple search engine.  \n\nIt is becoming more and more common for employers to “cyber vet” prospective employees based on their online activities. 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Of course there is no limit as to how far you can go back in time on social media sites and once something is posted, there is no way of removing it completely. Others might have commented or shared your posts and this in turn will create their own digital footprint. This is something that needs to be discussed with your children and teenagers so they can be educated and are aware what might happen to that information.\n\nSo how much privacy do we really have?\nDigital footprints including the meta data and content does impact on security, privacy and trust. As the internet becomes bigger and bigger it is becoming increasingly important to think about what might happen to the ownership of the photos that you own and content that you write. 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      "body": "Hello everyone,\n\nMy name is Josiah Etop Okon, I am a Nigerian from a small village in Ibiono Ibom local government area of AkwaIbom State.\nI really don't have much to say about my village because I have not spend much time in the village, we previously had to get our fresh water from the stream, but now we have boreholes that takes care of that. I am 20 years old and some of this time was spent at Cross River State where I started my primary school, then I later went to AkwaIbom State where I did my secondary school. But at the moment, I live in the city of Uyo, one of the rapidly developing towns in Nigeria.\n\nSchool/Education\n\nI attended Crutech Primary School, Awi, Cross River State. I did well academically during my primary school years.\nAfter my primary school at Cross River State, we went back to AkwaIbom State where I attended Ididep Secondary School at Ididep Ibiono Ibom. Coming home to start school was a little challenging because I had to adapt to the slight change in language. As a result, my grades suffered for a while but I latter recovered.\nI had always wished to be a computer scientist, so after my secondary school, I got admission into Mindset ICT Academy located in Uyo. At Mindset I am thought how to use application software like MS Word, Excell, PowerPoint, and some graphic application though my primary area of studies is computer engineering. In the engineering department as part of my training, I am sometimes involved in assisting new students solve their issues with the Computer.\n\nI am shown how to conduct troubleshooting on a faulty computer, Install software and write small programs. Presently, I am able to some Operating Systems and application software. I can also troubleshoot some faults. I believe I will be do better as I still have some time to spend at Mindset before graduating.\n\nMy Dreams\n\nI wish to use the skill I get from Mindset ICT Academy to support myself through the university where I will be studying Software Engineering. I wish to become a Software Engineere. It feels real good when I make softwares that solves small problems I feel Mindset is just a stepping stone for greater accomplishments.\n\nHobbies\n\nI love posting on social media and I think I will really have a good time putting on Steemit.\n\nI love reading and surfing the internet.\n\nAt my spare time I spend it drawing.\n\nDislikes\n\nI don't really like dancing because I'm shy.\n\nI hate the smell of hospitals, with a serious phobia for needles.\n\nExperience with crypto\nI will be having my first experience with crypto as I go through Steamit and I believe it will be a pleasant experience. also thank @manuelhooks for introducing me to steemit.\n\n\n\n\n![IMG_20230701_120619_521~2.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmfQPoqwopu5BpmyuMcBV1zw74htkHfA9DYiV6Y2Z12rZa/IMG_20230701_120619_521~2.jpg)",
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