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| :''This page deals with fights between ]s. For the ] meaning of the term, see ].'' | |||
| A '''catfight''' is a physical clash between two ]s. Cats will fight each other over ], mating rights and to defend their ]. Kittens will also frequently playfight with one another as practice for later life. Catfights consist mainly of grappling and powerful slaps with ] out to the opponent's face and body. | |||
| Humans may find it difficult to distinguish between cats playing and a genuine fight; the most obvious indicators of a real fight are that the ears are down (indication of feeling threatened), vigorous screaming and one cat is overly dominant (in a playfight the cats will usually switch roles), and neither cat receiving actual physical damage; though even in real catfights, cats rarely do more damage to each other than a few scratches, with the loser running away before further injury can be inflicted. | |||
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