While there are no studies that show that declawed cats increasingly use
biting as a defense mechanism, the great majority of behavior specialists agree to say that an animal that loses one of his usual defense mechanisms will inevitably turn to those he has left when in need.
Since their primary defense is gone, declawed cats may turn to
biting as a defense mechanism.
Not exact matches
Declawed cats no longer have their primary
defense mechanism and turn to
biting as a default behavior.
«We know quite a
bit about the internal
defense mechanisms bacteria use to evade antibiotics but we don't really know much about their physical movements across space
as they adapt to survive in different environments,» said study first author and research fellow in systems biology at HMS Michael Baym.