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Cats communicate with more than just meows. Their whiskers are like radar, helping them navigate their surroundings and assess their environment. If you watch closely, you can decipher their moods by the position of their whiskers. For instance, when they're alert or in hunting mode, their whiskers point forward.
The Purring Paradox
While we commonly associate purring with contentment, cats also purr when they're in pain or feeling anxious. This dual-purpose purring is their way of self-soothing and seeking comfort during challenging times. So, that comforting sound might not always signify happiness.
Cats are crepuscular creatures, meaning they're most active during dawn and dusk. While you're fast asleep, your feline friend may be exploring the house as captured in this pawsome cat nightlife YouTube video, hunting imaginary prey, or serenading the moon. This is the time when their predatory instincts shine.
Kneading: A Sign of Comfort
You've probably seen your cat kneading your lap or a soft blanket. This adorable behavior harks back to kittenhood when they kneaded their mother's belly to stimulate milk flow. As adults, it's a sign of comfort and contentment.
Cat's Taste Buds
Cats are obligate carnivores, which means their diet primarily consists of meat. Interestingly, they lack taste receptors for sweetness. While you might think of sharing your sweet treats, your cat won't appreciate them the way you do.