As the living standards continue to improve, everyone has begun to raise pets, including cats and dogs, as well as birds, rabbits, snakes and ants, but the ones with the highest frequency are cats and dogs. Among them, as a representative of the appearance of the pet world, cats are not only beautiful, but also have a particularly docile personality, so they are loved by many people. Speaking of cats, the editor would like to give you some insights. Cats are actually carnivorous animals. Their living environment and habits a long time ago have created their excellent hunting skills, and thus created their strong wild survival ability. Sharp teeth have also become their advantageous tool for catching mice, and their teeth are also conducive to chewing and cutting hard things. In addition to small fish, cats like mice very much.
Recently, I saw a netizen sharing a story about an orange cat. When a netizen was walking in the park, he accidentally saw an orange cat. From a distance, he seemed to be holding something in his arms. Seeing that it was holding something tightly in his arms, the netizen was particularly curious and turned over to take a look. However, when he saw the "guy" in his arms, the netizen was stunned and everyone laughed and cried.
When I approached and looked carefully, I saw that the orange cat was holding a mouse. It kept holding the mouse tightly with its front paws, so that the mouse had no chance to escape. The orange cat was holding the mouse while awakening to observe the situation around, as if he was afraid that someone would steal the mouse from its arms. But now the cats didn't catch the mouse anymore? Are they all living in peace now? Because the orange cat just held the mouse and did not hurt it. It seems that it wanted to eat it after playing with the mouse enough. Maybe it just wanted to find a partner to play with it, but I'm afraid that the orange cat would know what it wanted. When I met an orange cat, I saw the "guy" in its arms, everyone laughed and cried
, but netizens were particularly curious and insisted on going to find out what the cat was doing, because it seemed that the orange cat did not want to eat mice, but wanted to protect it. Otherwise, the orange cat had not moved for so long, but just held it in its arms, and there was no trace of murderous intent in its eyes. This is really unexpected. The cat not only did not eat mice, but also wanted to protect it. This is the first time that it has encountered such a big age. Do you think the orange cat should hold a mouse?
Conclusion: Do the cats you raise catch mice and play with them? Welcome to leave a message!