There is no doubt that millions of questions come to mind about this little creature.

Whether the cat breeder, lovers, or those who did not have the opportunity to own them.

Does everyone join the table Frequently asked questions How do cats see the world?

 Today we will show you some details about cats.

 How does a cat see people?

 From the information that spread in the previous period and became so popular that some thought that it was issued by the scientific community.

A myth that the cat looks at the person who owns it as if it were a cat like him, but bigger and dumber.

 Studies that analyze cats' views of humans do not garner much luck from the overall research on cat behavior.

Scientist John Brashaw, an expert in cat behavior at the University of Bristol and author of Kansas, says cats don't see humans the way dogs do.

 Dogs certainly perceive the existence of humans differently from what they do toward their peers. The evidence for this is that dogs change their behavior when they see a human being.

Do not play with him, for example, in the same way, that you do with dogs like her.

And unlike cats, which do not seem to know many ways to deal with, they are wooed by humans in the same way that they do with the rest of the cats.

Like raising their tails in the air, touching her body with his feet, or even licking him.

All things you do with the rest of the cats.

If it is true, cats treat humans as they treat other cats, but they do not necessarily see them as stupid big cats.

Of course, cats see humans as bigger than they are, but they don't see them as stupid at all.

Cats do not woo dumb cats, as they are seen as inferior to them.

Perhaps it is just that nature did not allow cats to acquire enough patterns of behavior.

Existing studies reveal that cats are treated the way a kitten treats its mother.

Maybe the cat knows you're from another species. But she can only express it that way. Because there simply isn't much more to it.

 Do you see cats in the dark?

Another issue that raised a lot of controversies, can cats see in the dark. Is this real or a myth?

The fact that cats have a sharp vision in poorly lit places is undeniable, unlike human eyes, which work best in broad daylight.

 Cats can work in an environment less lighted by about one-sixth compared to humans and with the same efficiency.

So the historical saying that cats are nocturnal predators is true.

This is due to the extraordinary ability of cats to increase the sensitivity of the iris to light, as it can expand greatly if it is exposed to a small amount of light. And it is not the iris alone that is responsible.

 Cats also have a layer of specialized reflective cells. Known as the sheer rug.

It is a layer that characterizes many vertebrates. It is located behind the cornea. It provides a second chance for any light not absorbed by the cornea to be reabsorbed.

This contributes to the clarity of vision. And by the way, that same layer is responsible for the shine of cats' eyes in the dark.

But the claim that cats can see and interact in complete darkness is fiction.

Cats, like other animals and creatures, cannot see in complete darkness. Rather, it requires even a small amount of light. Be a picture of its surroundings. And do not forget that cats have evolved as predators that are interested in perceiving movement and do not care much about the details of the environment and colors.

Cats do not feel lonely. Contrary to popular rumors, cats are animals that do not feel lonely. And that it is near its owner only to get food.

Scientific data tells us that many cat breeders have complained of behavioral changes in the behavior of their cats after they are separated from their owners.

The same thing appears in veterinary clinics, where the cat is away from its owner for longer periods than the one it is accustomed to.

The cat begins to withdraw and may even vomit. All of this describes how different dogs are as social animals. Cats as animals are not good at expressing their feelings. And do not forget that cats differ among themselves in the degree of physical expression of their feelings. Cats in general do not like constant physical contact, as this deprives them of the privacy of their body.

Therefore, cats accept differently the idea of ​​carrying them all the time.

And don't expect all of your cats to wait for you when you come back from abroad. Even cats that roam around a lot will suddenly end up saying hey, I've had enough.

Studies tell us that dogs are jealous and that cats may be very similar in this regard. But for both animals it is instantaneous.

The act of jealousy is not intentional in itself, but rather a way of expressing a request for attention.

By returning to being like a cat with a limited memory that is difficult to retrieve memories of the deep past, jealousy is a momentary reaction that the owner does not remember.

So if you find a way to get it into your cat's mind after it's been acting jealous for a few seconds. You will not find that she is recognizing this.

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