Cats are athletes. Excellent sprinters, they can reach speeds of 30 miles per hour over short distances. Cats can jump to the top of a fence or a wall 7 ft high from a stationary position. The domestic cat is one of the few four-legged animals without hard collarbones. This allows the cat to pass through a hole the size of their head.
With 32 separate muscles that control the direction of the ear hearing; The cat may pry each ear in a different direction. Thanks to such a high level of dynamism, the cat is able to turn in one direction and prick its ears in the other direction. Most cats have straight, high ears. Unlike dogs, cat breeds with cat ears are rare. (The Scottish Fold is such a modified species.) When angry or frightened, cats tend to point their ears back and emit growling or hissing sounds. Cats also point their ears back when they play, or sometimes when they notice a noise coming from behind.
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