LURCHERS AND BIG CATS

[keepitcovert 842]

Ever took a close look at the similarities between lurchers and cheetas for example, when my two are stalking prey its just like watching a cheetah, they only move forward when the prey is not tensed up or on the lookout, my lurcher even has a favourite vantage point in one place i hunt in the shape of a fallen tree. Now ive read loads of theories on the subject of certain cats and dogs evolving fron the same genus but over thousands of years along different lines, example being, what was the purpose of dew claws in dogs. Your theories would be interesting. YIS KIC.

[sandymere 8,263]

thank feck thats me pager!

[weesteviemckee 2]

http://dinosaurs.abo...g-Evolution.htm

 

i liked reading this mate

Edited July 20, 2012 by weesteviemckee

[Christopher Toohey 13]

  On 20/07/2012 at 15:16, weesteviemckee said:

http://dinosaurs.abo...g-Evolution.htm

 

i liked reading this mate

thats a good read cheers

[weezel5 2]

  On 20/07/2012 at 15:16, weesteviemckee said:

http://dinosaurs.abo...g-Evolution.htmGud read cheers mate. Ye when u c ur dogs stalk an crouch it is very cat like an r lass allways says our whippets r like cats not too fussd bowt warter allways like to be high in the liveing room ie on the bk of the sofa an my bitch whippet walks on a 4 inch windowcil lol

 

i liked reading this mate

[beast 1,884]

look up convergent evolution, this the name given to an evolutionary process where two unrelated species become similar in appearance, habits etc because they fill a similar ecological niche. by this i mean they evolve to hunt the same prey in similar habitat, or feed on similar plants, or whatever so they need the same physical tools and skills to achieve this. an example would be the recently extinct Tasmanian tiger, very dog-like in appearance and habits but totally unrelated

[TOMO 27,071]

  On 20/07/2012 at 15:09, sandymere said:

thank feck thats me pager!

 

lol...... :laugh: