Is it biologically possible for iguanas to mate with scorpions as some believe?
No. An Iguana is in Phylum Cordata and a scorpion is in Phylum Arthropoda. It is virtually impossible to mate between Phyla.
There would be nothing to stop her going through the motions of mating as she still has the relevant 'entrance' on her body, it is just she would most likely not choose to mate as the desire would not be there hormonally (ovaries etc have gone). It is also very painful for a female cat to mate as the male has barbs on his penis, which cause a great deal of pain to the female when he goes to withdraw. It is unlikely he will show much interest in attempting to mate with her anyway because she won't come into season any more.
I wouldn't worry about her vanishing for 8 hours when she does go out either. Most cats will do this.
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