Question

Are there any natural instincts or behaviors that domestic cats retain from their wild ancestors?

Answer 1

Yes, domestic cats still retain many natural instincts and behaviors from their wild ancestors, such as hunting and stalking prey, grooming themselves, and marking their territory with scent. They may also exhibit behaviors such as scratching, climbing, and hiding, which are all rooted in their natural instincts and behaviors.

Answer 2

Yes, domestic cats often retain several instincts from their wild ancestors. Hunting behavior, territorial marking, grooming, and hiding when they feel threatened are examples of instincts that can be observed in both domestic and wild cats.