1. Snooze

Cats sleep for half a day. Cats spend 14-15 hours in sleep a day, and some cats sleep for more than 20 hours, so cats are called "lazy cats". However, if you look closely at how the cat sleeps, you will find that as long as there is a little noise, the cat's ears will move, and if someone approaches, it will suddenly get up. Originally a cat is a savage hunting animal. In order to be able to sense all the movements of the outside world, it does not sleep very well.

Cats that live with people sleep more than cats that live with people generally sleep more at night than they die during the day. This can prove that cats adapt to the laws of human life and depend on people. And even some cats will openly open their stomachs to sleep, kicking it lightly, it still sleeps well, it really loses the face of hunting animals, and smiles generously.

2. Willful

The cat never considers itself to be the owner's retainer. Some people think that compared with the dog, the cat is a bit willful, and it can go its own way. Most people who think like this don't know much about the habits of cats. Originally, cats are animals that like to act alone, unlike dogs, they obey the master's orders and act collectively. Therefore, it does not regard the master as a monarch, but obeys orders. Sometimes, no matter what you call it, it doesn't even hear it. Cats and their owners are not in a master-slave relationship. It is better to think of them as equal friends. It is this relationship that makes it so attractive.

It looks "cool", but actually likes to be coquettish. On the other hand, the cat regards the owner as a parent and likes to be coquettish like a child. When it feels lonely, it will climb up on the owner's lap, or jump to sit on the spread out newspaper, all the Delicate state. A lot of people can't get it.

3. Love clean

Clean up their fur often. Kittens love to lick themselves and clean themselves a lot of the time. After eating, it will wipe its beard with its front paws, lick its anus with its tongue after urinating, and lick its hair with its tongue after being hugged. This is the kitten removing the odor and dirt from the body. A cat's tongue has many rough little bumps, and it's the perfect tool for removing booty.

Licking for relaxation, but if you look closely at the kitten, you will find that the kitten also licks her body when she is fine. That is to say, kittens like to lick their bodies, and licking their bodies is doing relaxation exercises. Kittens often don't fall asleep until they've licked them thoroughly. It should be noted that kittens feel nervous and will lick their bodies very hard when they are stressed. If they lick too hard, they will lose their hair and become bald. At this time, pay attention to see if there are any difficulties in the kitten's life.

4. Reflexes and balance are second to none

On the high wall, walking gracefully, jumping lightly. Seeing the cat walking casually and jumping lightly on the high wall, I can't help but be impressed by its sense of balance. This is mainly due to the cat's reaction nerves and sense of balance. It only needs to slightly change the position and height of its tail to achieve body balance, and then use the strong muscles and strong joints of its hind feet to jump agilely. landing.

Good at climbing trees, not good at falling Although cats have developed motor nerves and are good at climbing, they are not good at falling from the top. It can go up or down, and it often leans back in fear, while climbing down tremblingly. If the distance to the ground is short, it will jump down, if it is too high, it will tremble, like the so-called fear of heights.

5. Cats are hunters

Fully stretched, an authentic hunting posture, even a full-fed cat can't restrain the urge to attack when it sees moving mice, cicadas, and locusts. And not only can it be caught, but it also uses hard-to-find techniques for dying insects. The caracal hunting posture of the cat is generally to crawl forward to the prey, suddenly get up and jump, grab with front claws, and bite with sharp teeth. Especially if the cat's mother is good at hunting, the tendency of "children inheriting the mother's business" is stronger, but even if the offspring of "famous hunting" leave their parents immediately after birth, they will still know nothing about hunting.

Calmly Accepting Prey Offers Cats are often difficult to handle when they present their prey to their owners respectfully. Especially the female cat has a stronger tendency to meow constantly, which is tolerable. When the cat is triumphant and triumphant with its prey in its mouth, the owner can accept it calmly, and then quietly and quickly dispose of it when the cat cannot see it.

6. A cat's beard is a ruler

The cat's beard can be clearly seen on the sides of the cat's mouth, eyes, cheeks, chin, etc. There are mustaches. The roots of the beard are full of nerves, and the slightest movement can be detected. It is said that 2 mg of things can be felt when brushed, and even the airflow and wind direction are known. It's rare to hear that a cat slams into something or stomps when looking around, all thanks to the cat's whiskers - the excellent ruler.

The cat will have no vitality if the beard is cut off. If you use a pen to trace the four beards, a circle that is larger than the face will appear. The cat judges whether it can pass through the narrow place based on this circle of whiskers. Therefore, if the cat's beard is cut in half, absolutely not, the cat will become sluggish and lifeless.

7. Cats talk to their owners by meowing

The "meow" sound with rich connotation The cat's "aiming, aiming" meow, with various intonations and tones, can accurately express feelings. If the cat stares directly at the owner's face, if the cat meows loudly, it is hungry; if it stretches its voice coquettishly, it is dissatisfied; when the request is satisfied, the meowing will become smaller.

Communicate with cats The cat's meow can not only convey information, but also express feelings, so the owner can read it and communicate with it through observation and judgment. There are many kinds of cats, some have poor mouths, and some like to be silent. It is impossible to generalize them. If you spend many years with them, you will be able to understand every sentence of their words.

8. Cats use their body to express language

Using your body to rub someone is an expression of intimacy. The so-called "cat body language" is that cats use their ears, tail, hair, mouth, and body to express their feelings and desires. If the cat is tired of people's feet, beside you, and rubs its head against you, it is a sign of affection. If a cat rubs a scent from its mouth on you, it means it wants to take you over. If the cat's throat is purring, it shows that it is in a good mood, and if the cat is like a duck brooding its eggs, its front feet are bent inward, which means that it is at ease and dependent.

When attacking, use the "cool" position. Have you ever woken up in the morning and put your cat on your nose affectionately? This is the cat saying "hello" and "good morning" to you. Conversely, when a cat is angry and aggressive, the ears are bent back, the fur is erect, the body is low, and the tail is erect. If you understand this body language, you will be able to communicate with cute cats better and better. (1) Like carnivores, good at nocturnal activities Cats are carnivores, with very sharp canine teeth and sharp claws, and are good at catching Small animals, cats foraging in the wild will catch frogs, and they often eat cooked food. A cat's eyes can still see clearly in dark places. Hearing is also very smart. In daily life, he can use his hearing to detect the movements around him and detect the activities of mice. When the cat is catching the mouse, he is focused and ready to go. The kittens in the family also maintain the nocturnal habits of wild cats to a certain extent.

(2) Cats who like to clean and urinate often choose dark and secluded places and places with soil, ash and other debris. Immediately after defecation, they use their front feet to lie on the soil and bury their urine and urine. This is a natural habit. The family raises cats in a corner of the room, and places sand, sawdust, and boxes as bedpans, and the cat will use it. Cats often use their tongues to groom their fur, face, and behind their ears, and sometimes if they have mud on their feet, they will bite off the mud with their mouths until they are clean. It uses its teeth to search for fleas hidden in its hair, and big cats often go to lick the kittens and bite the lice.