What is superfecundation in cats?

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What is superfecundation in cats?

Superfecundation is a fascinating phenomenon in cats. Unlike humans, who usually only have one egg available for fertilization during each menstrual cycle, cats can release multiple eggs during their heat cycle. This means that if a female cat mates with multiple males during this time, each egg can be fertilized by a different male. As a result, the litter of kittens she gives birth to can have a variety of fathers, leading to a diverse range of kitten appearances and personalities. This is one of the many reasons why cat litters can be so surprising and full of variety!

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