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… while the feral and free-living domestic cat, Felis catus, can survive in the solitary state …, social groups that have internal structure, and in which group members recognize each other and engage in a variety of social behaviors, are formed whenever there are sufficient food resources to support a group … In other words, they are a social species.
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