### animal:

Kitten
* All kittens have a normal instinct for hunting and pouncing
  - blue eyes
* Most kittens are evolved from cats
  - placed in their new homes at the age of twelve to sixteen weeks
  - display similar behavior
  - drink milk
* Most kittens eat food
  - more solid food
  - follow mothers
* Most kittens gain much weight
  - go to homes
* Most kittens grow into adult cats
  - angry cats
  - healthy cats
  - has-part teeth
* Most kittens have blue eyes
  - coats
  - noses
  - runny noses
  - senses
  - sore eyes
  - look like domestic cats
* Most kittens reach adulthood
  - ages
  - certain ages
  - maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - rely on mothers
  - remain with mothers
  - resemble domestic cats
  - show behaviour
  - stay with mothers
* Most kittens survive into adulthood
  - thrive on good quality, commercial cat foods
* Most kittens weigh ounces
  - pounds
* Some Kittens Can Fly.
* Some kittens are better at learning to be on their own than others are
  - become mothers
  - continue to initiate nursing bouts long after they are physically weaned
* Some kittens die before winter
  - of starvation
* Some kittens eat four or five times a day
  - meat
  - emerge from burrows
* Some kittens have black spots
  - diarrhea
  - illnesses
  - ocelots
  - reddish spots
  - kill prey
  - like to play with a linear object like string
  - live on tops
  - prefer to nurse standing on their hind legs while holding the bottle
  - sit in cages
* Some kittens survive to breed and start colonies of free roaming cats
  - start colonies of free-roaming cats
* Some kittens use boxes
  - litter boxes
* accompany mothers.
* always look like small cats.
* are animals
  - both blind and deaf when born but otherwise well developed
  - bundles of energy and require constant attention
  - delicate and can be injured by a child's overly tight hug
  - dependent on their mother for five to six months
  - gray and fully spotted with mostly black limbs
  - little bundles of energy
* are located in alleys
  - apartments
  - arms
  - backyards
  - beds
  - big houses
  - books
  - boots
  - bushs
  - calendars
  - cardboard boxs
  - cartoons
  - closets
  - couchs
  - fairgrounds
  - farmhouses
  - floors
  - gardens
  - grass
  - hampers
  - happy homes
  - humane societies
  - kitchens
  - laps
  - living rooms
  - paper bags
  - poker games
  - shelter
  - shoeboxs
  - story books
  - sunshine
  - tables
  - tubs
  - windows
  - zoos
  - made of flesh
  - much more suceptible then adult cats to all respiratory diseases
  - notorious for finding and eating thread
  - probably most vulnerable to fire
  - quite slow to accept solids
  - sensitive to disease and infection
  - smalls
  - soft and fuzzy
  - sometimes available to loving homes
  - usually quite friendly and playful with other cats and their human family
* are young animals
  - mammals
* begin dreaming at just over one week old.
* begin to dig or rake in any loose matter they encounter
  - eat solid food
  - play when they are about four weeks old
  - see well and their eyes begin to look and function like adult cats' eyes
* benefit from positive socialization experiences in the early weeks of their lives.
* catch mice.
* come from a loving home and are used to being played with and handled by young children
  - in many ages, sizes and breeds or mixes
* communicate in many different ways.
* continue to grow and play, becoming bolder and more confident every day.
* dehydrate very quickly.
* depend on the early milk, known as colostrum, for protection against serious infections.
* develop a preference for which teat they nurse from within days of birth
  - very quickly from about two weeks of age until their seventh week
* die from cold and hypothermia before starvation
  - in utero because of a failure to develop past the umbilical cord
* display behavior
* eat more solid food.
* enjoy toys.
* especially tend to ingest a lot of litter when they are first learning to use the box.
* find dental floss very attractive and it is hazardous if swallowed.
* get antibodies to many diseases, in the mother's milk
  - passive immunity to illness from the mother s milk
* has-part tails
* have baby teeth which are replaced by permanent fangs at around seven months of age
  - four toes on their front feet and five on back feet
  - fur
  - high caloric requirements because of their high energy level
  - lots of energy to burn
  - sharp teeth and strong jaws for a reason
  - spots and are blind at birth
  - stomachs
  - very sharp toenails
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
* increase intake.
* learn from mothers, littermates and their surroundings
  - hunting skills through play and exploration, and by watching their mother
* like to play and jump when they are around two months old.
* look like cats
* love to play with flies.
* make music.
* may have fathers.
* need attention
* nurse for months.
* nursing on a queen is important to both the kittens and the queen.
* open eyes.
* practice hunting by playing.
  - independence between seven and ten months of age
* receive protective antibodies from their mother's milk.
* reproduce the motions of attacking and killing a small animal.
* require a high-calorie diet that contains more protein than the diet of adult cats
  - extra feeding
* resemble cats
* scratch indiscriminately when they are young.
* seem to be at the highest risk for harboring the virus.
  - responses
* start hunting with their mother around five months of age
  - stalking prey
  - to eat solid foods from about three weeks and are fully weaned at about eight weeks
* take solid food within two months.
* tend to ingest a lot of litter when first introduced to the box.
* to eat food
* use it to communicate quietly with their mothers while they're nursing
  - multiple objects as prey items when they play
* will have spots.
* young mammal