Question

What does the cat do to avoid his enemies

Answer 1

Answer:

Typical examples of natural enemies of cats include foxes, coyotes, raccoons, raccoon-dogs and others of a similar size and similar capabilities. However, no textbooks list cats as a part of these animals' natural diets, and their reported attacks, while pretty common, shouldn't be considered the norm. Cats do not defend themselves with their teeth. They defend themselves with their claws. ... Without claws, however, a cat is more prone to bite to let you know.