Cat prints are the distinctive footprints left by domestic cats, characterized by their small size and unique shape. Each print typically shows four toes in the front and a larger pad at the back, resembling a small oval. The prints can vary in appearance depending on the surface, such as sand, snow, or mud, which can capture more detail. These prints are important for tracking and studying wildlife behavior, as they can reveal information about a cat's movement, size, and even health. Observing cat prints can help animal researchers understand the habits of both domestic and wild cats, contributing to better conservation efforts.