To skin a cat
Describe adaptations related to the integumentary system the cat has that differs from humans
There are entire books about this (or at least chapters, such as ch. 2 in the Atlas of Feline Anatomy for Veterinarians at the Medical Center Library), which I won’t repeat here. But for starters, they have a fur coat and most humans don’t.
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interesting. just learned the meaning of the word ‘integument’ about 3 weeks ago, during whiskerino 2007.
I guess the guys participating in Whiskerino really do have a fur coat, of sorts.