Can a cat beat a weasel? If a cat and a weasel fight, who has a better chance of winning?

Cats can beat mice, but they can't beat wolves.

In terms of weight and length, adult male cats and female cats are still better than weasels.

It's a lot bigger, and the weight of the weasel is only 1 4 of the cat, and the two are not the same level at all, and the cat is completely explosive.

Both cats and weasels grasp their prey with their claws, and then bite their heads and necks with their front teeth. The toe end of the cat has sharp and bent claws, the claws can be retracted, the canine teeth are particularly developed, sharp as a cone, long and sharp, the bite force of the teeth is very large, and the claws and front teeth can cause great damage to predators.

Weasels have short hands and feet, sharp claws at the ends of their toes, long and straight canine teeth, very dexterous olfactory nerves, and ** temperament, and often hunt prey beyond their size and appetite. However, it has inherent disadvantages in fighting cats, that is, because it is too small, and its front teeth and claws are also small, it is difficult for it to inflict a fatal blow on the cat, and the cat can suddenly bite off its neck.

The cat has a high degree of coordination, it is a sprinting small animal, and it is very fast in an instant, but its physical strength is relatively weak, and it is not suitable for running long distances. The weasel is more coordinated and has better physical strength than a cat, and can run long distances to attack a hare that weighs about 3 times its weight, until it chases and bites the throat of the hare. Due to its small size, it has natural advantages over cats in areas such as climbing, burrowing, and cornering.

When I was a child, I often heard the chickens on the trees "quack" in the middle of the night, and when I went down to shine with a flashlight, the weasel "swished" and disappeared, and it was gone.

Cats like to wait in ambush or gradually get close to prey, and run away if they can't hit it, and the larger feature is that they are more balanced, and they are not so easy to be injured when they fall from the highest place. Weasels are relatively more than cats, they have stinky glands in their bodies, and they can discharge odor when encountering fatal hazards, which play a role in numbing, blocking, and stunning opponents, most of which can work, which is more powerful than cats.

Cats and weasels are generally fine with each other, and when they meet, the weasel will actively avoid them, and the cat will not chase them. However, rats and hares are their favorite prey, so it is not excluded that there may be disputes over food. Therefore, in the war of attrition between the two, the weasel wants to escape, and the cat can't catch up with it at all.

However, according to the temperament of the weasel, most of them will fight bloodily, and the dexterity of the two is not much different, and there is a huge gap in size and strength, so the weasel is undoubtedly not an opponent, unless it is a domestic cat that can resist for a while.

I think weasels have a bigger chance of winning because weasels are bigger than cats, and weasels are more cunning.

Weasels have a better chance of winning, because weasels' attack ability is very strong, and weasels run very fast.

Weasels have a bigger chance of winning. Because the weasel is a little stronger, I feel that it is easy to fight the other party.

Weasels generally do not eat cats, and if they have just given birth to kittens, they may do.

Cats certainly don't skip a lump to eat weasels, that's OK and then talk about weasels. The weasel mainly preys on two animals: rats and hares, but there is no record that weasels eat cats.