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Which classic fairy tale feline uses clever trickery to enrich his poor master?
Answer: Puss in Boots
Why: The earliest recorded literary version appeared in 16th-century Italy before Charles Perrault popularized the French version in 1697.
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Which common household plant causes kidney failure in cats?
Answer: Lilies
Why: Even consuming a tiny amount of pollen or water from a lily vase can cause fatal kidney damage in cats.
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What is the medical term for a cat hairball?
Answer: Trichobezoar
Why: It mixes Greek tricho for hair with bezoar, from the Persian padzahr or counter-poison, since bezoar stones were once sold as antidotes.
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What term describes a cat with two different colored eyes?
Answer: Heterochromia
Why: Heterochromia leaves one iris without pigment, so it stays blue; in white cats, deafness, when it happens, hits the ear on that blue side.
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What is the name of the Japanese lucky cat figurine?
Answer: Maneki-neko
Why: Maneki-neko means beckoning cat: a raised left paw is said to invite customers, a raised right paw to invite money.
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What terminal velocity does a falling cat reach when splayed out?
Answer: 60 miles per hour
Why: Spreading out like a parachute caps a falling cat at roughly 60 mph, half the 120 mph a falling human reaches.