by Oceanfosh » Sun Mar 03, 2019 4:51 am
Dominant white with heterochromia, deaf in right ear and poor eyesight
Owned by: I Like Bees
How do they hunt despite being deaf in one ear and having poor eyesight?
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by I Like Bees » Tue Mar 05, 2019 11:50 pm
Username: I Like Bees
Name: Snowdrop
Gender: Female
How do they hunt despite being deaf in one ear and having poor eyesight?:
Due to her lack of proper hearing and sight, Snowdrop's other senses (taste, touch, smell) are much stronger than those of other cats. She uses her whiskers to guide herself around major obstacles, and always tests the ground in front of her for leaves or twigs with one paw before taking a step forward. During leaf-fall, when the ground is covered in dead leaves, Snowdrop struggles to avoid making noise while stalking her prey. Instead of hunting during leaf-fall, Snowdrop contributes by helping the others track down prey scents, and occasionally by flushing out prey. She hunts best in winter, when most of the plant scents are buried in frost, and her white pelt blends into the snow.
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by Oceanfosh » Mon Mar 11, 2019 5:36 am
I Like Bees wrote:Username: I Like Bees
Name: Snowdrop
Gender: Female
How do they hunt despite being deaf in one ear and having poor eyesight?:
Due to her lack of proper hearing and sight, Snowdrop's other senses (taste, touch, smell) are much stronger than those of other cats. She uses her whiskers to guide herself around major obstacles, and always tests the ground in front of her for leaves or twigs with one paw before taking a step forward. During leaf-fall, when the ground is covered in dead leaves, Snowdrop struggles to avoid making noise while stalking her prey. Instead of hunting during leaf-fall, Snowdrop contributes by helping the others track down prey scents, and occasionally by flushing out prey. She hunts best in winter, when most of the plant scents are buried in frost, and her white pelt blends into the snow.
Congrats on Snowdrop! I love how you not only brought up the other senses, but also how the cat uses these to her advantage!
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