Recently, a blogger posted a video of a cat at home "worshiping" on a social platform, which made countless netizens cute. Everyone said they wanted to pass through the screen to give it a "head touch kill". In the video, the cat stands, puts its front paws together, swaying up and down, and makes a "bowing look". Combined with the melancholy eyes and fat body, it is so cute~
Although the cats can't speak, they have a very rich body language, and these physical manifestations can help them convey some important information. Next, the editor will take a look at these body languages of cats~
1, worshiping hand
This is a manifestation of coquettishness. They hope to gain the attention of their owners through this action, or obtain their beloved toys, rich food, etc. Because when they "worship the hand", their owners usually feel happy, happy, and smile, so over time, they form memories of this set of reactions. Therefore, at every moment when you have a "request for the Lord", the cat will "worship your hand" pitifully, as if saying "I'm hungry", "play with me", "Look at me more"~
2. Arching the back
The cat arches the back, with its hair erect, its expressions fiercely, and its ears are pressed down. This is a typical "defense" state. When this physical manifestation occurs, it means that they are in a state of anger or panic and want to increase their deterrence through this physical manifestation. It is best for cat owners not to approach them at this time, and think about whether there are any things/characters around them that threaten them, and move them away in time to let the cat slowly calm down.
3. There may be several reasons for rolling on the ground. First, they are in the estrus period and attract nearby cats by rolling; second, they are itchy on their bodies, which relieves the itching by friction and rolling; third, they attract their owners' attention and want to play with you; fourth, cats cool down their bodies by rolling on the ground. The cat owner can judge the reason why the cat rolls in based on the actual situation~
4. When the kitten was born, it would step on the mother's breasts with its paws to stimulate the secretion of breast milk. When they grow up, they will continue this movement - the rhythmic stomping of their two claws, while also making enjoyable grunts. This kind of physical manifestation usually occurs when they feel a sense of security and happiness, which indirectly shows that their state is very relaxed and comfortable at this time~
After reading so many cats' body language, do the shovelers feel that there is another way to "communicate" with cats, and the distance is closer? Why not go home and observe it quickly, maybe you will find more amazing secrets~