Dogs are warm blooded animals.  Yet some of them would die in
temperatures exceeding 60degrees as they are Polar dogs or whatever
they are called.

I saw a cat outside in like 20degrees, walking along as nonchalant as
nonchalant can be.  I die in 20degrees without heavy clothing.  But it
seems the cat could survive, could breed thereby perpetuating the
species.

My cat in the desert, he had no problem with 100degree weather, but I
was quite uncomfortable.  I just read where they can live in as high
as 150degrees I think it was.

Plants differ, as do warm blooded animals.  For something like a
cactus there is a temperature range, that would differ from other
plants.  Yet they are all still plants.

I was just curious about that species of animal we call a cat,
specifically a domestic cat.  What their temperature survival range
might be.

I found for the highs, and read where there are cats in the antartic.
I was just hoping to avoid some hours of research, that maybe somebody
here already looked into this information.