You've probably noticed that some cats have longer whiskers than others.
We'll tell you what determines the length of a cat's whiskers.
What determines the length of a cat's whiskers
As a rule, the length of a cat's whiskers, which are scientifically called vibrissae, is proportional to the width of the body.
But if a cat suddenly gains a few kilograms, this does not mean that his whiskers will immediately become longer.
The length of the whiskers also depends on the breed of the cat. Maine Coons can boast the most luxurious whiskers.
According to the Guinness Book of Records, the owner of the longest whiskers – 19 centimeters – was a Maine Coon named Missy from Finland.
