SleepCats are the undisputed sleep champions of the animal kingdom. Only the notoriously slow-footed sloth, which sleeps away an estimated 80 percent of its life, catches more shut-eye. Although the number of hours a cat spends sleeping can vary considerably among individuals, felines spend an average of 16 hours per day in slumberland. No one is quite sure why, but the solitary cat's lifestyle, punctuated by frenetic, energy-draining bursts of hunting and playing, is thought to necessitate this form of energy conservation. In fact, sleeping wildcats are often described as "resting for the

Body LanugageUnlike social, pack-dwelling canines, felines in their natural environment often go for lengthy periods without face-to-face encounters with others of their kind. They have very little need for a system of direct visual communication. But when cats do happen to meet, a universal feline body language communicates information. Most of what we know about the feline's body language stems from the observation of cats, wild or domestic, in conflict. The usually aloof animal sends out a variety of physical messages when it confronts another feline. Its nervous system automatically registers

I seriously wonder about the natural sexual orientation of human beings. I meet more and more people who have sex with men or women according to their mood. Yet, they don't consider themselves as bisexual or even heterosexuals. I myself, althought I'm not particularly attracted to women, don't feel disgusted at the idea of having sexual relations with the same sex. Morals & religions are no longer considered. At least, they are highly challanged nowadays. Don't you think it's the reason why the rate of homosexuality is booming? Is homosexuality a natural behavior we have inhibited