
Cat in a Garden
A cat sitting among garden flowers and leaves, with lots of small shapes to colour.
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A cat sitting in the grass at night, looking up at outlined stars and a crescent moon.
Print it at home or in the classroom, colour it in, then read the cat facts underneath to find out more about the animal you have just drawn.

Cats see well in dim light because a mirror-like layer behind the retina, the tapetum lucidum, reflects light back through the eye. Their hearing reaches much higher pitches than ours, which helps them find small animals, and their whiskers sense tiny changes in the air around them.
Sleeping, grooming and short bursts of play fill most of a cat's day. Play looks like hunting on purpose: stalking, pouncing and carrying a toy are the same movements a wild cat uses to catch food.
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