Why do cats stare into space for a long time: is there something there?

December 9, 2022 adminadmin 0 Comments

Why cats look into the void for a long time: is there something there? /></p> <p> Every cat owner must have asked this somewhat esoteric question at least once. And really, why is your cat staring into the void? Offended? Got sick? Thinking evil? Or maybe he really saw something there? Or… someone? </p> <h2>Do cats see something?</h2> <p>The thought that an animal could see “someone” in the void is terrifying to some impressionable owners. Some people really believe that cats look at otherworldly entities: spirits or brownies. Apparently, a peculiar reputation of the mustachios works here: they are always credited with all sorts of superpowers – to foresee death, to serve as a guide between worlds, to help sorcerers and witches in their black craft. So seeing “someone” in an empty place for cats is generally a trifling task. </p> </p> <h2>Simple explanation</h2> <p>Unfortunately (or fortunately), it is impossible to either confirm or refute the “supernatural theory”. But you can give a scientific theory on this matter: cats peer into the void with interest because they see the smallest movements imperceptible to the human eye, or hear a curious sound – and wait for its repetition in order to better recognize it. A flying speck of dust or a hair, a quick shadow flashing along the wall, a wood-boring bug hiding under the wallpaper or a creeping fruit fly will easily attract the attention of a mustachioed. And behind the wall, a mouse can rustle, in the entrance or in the next apartment – someone is walking. </p> <p>What is empty for humans is a whole world for cats.</p> <ul class=

  • < source srcset="https://fs.tonkosti.ru/sized/f700x700/4m/dc/4mdcy04jeiw44scscgw8kc4oo.jpg" media="(min-width: 550px) and (max-width: 699px), (min-width: 960px)">Why cats look into the void for a long time: is there something there? /></p> </li> </ul> <p>By the way, precisely because there is really someone behind the wall or on the wall, cats (and more often kittens) begin to hiss at her in order to scare a potential offender. If the cat simply turned away to the wall or looks in front of him and defiantly does not respond to the call, she is most likely offended. To make peace with her, talk to your pet in a guilty tone, stroke and treat her with a treat. It is worse if the cat stares at one point for hours, does not respond, does not show interest in food and looks depressed. Perhaps the animal is sick: in this case, you need to urgently show the pet to the veterinarian. </p> <h3>What else to read on the topic</h3> <ul> <li>5 popular cat bloggers who not only post selfies, but also work with might and main </li> <li> Why Turks love cats ? </li> <li>Don't be fooled by a funny face: 10 dangerous animals that we think are cute and harmless</li> </ul> </div> <div class=

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