In our common sense, cats are born to catch mice, especially our tabby cats in Greater China, catching mice is even more amazing. However, after seeing many breeds of cats, we didn’t seem to be able to catch mice, and we couldn’t help but wonder: Wh...
In our common sense, cats are born to catch mice, especially our tabby cats in Greater China, catching mice is even more amazing. However, after seeing many breeds of cats, we didn’t seem to be able to catch mice, and we couldn’t help but wonder: Why do cats catch mice? Are they born to catch mice? Let’s learn more about whether cats are born to catch mice~
In fact, cats are not born to catch mice. If the kitten does not pass the acquired cultivation and training, the cat will not catch mice. Although it is a cat's nature to capture moving objects, cats are born with the nature to catch moving objects, but they are not necessarily catching mice. For many kittens who have been raised at home since childhood, they have not had the acquired training of female cats and have not personally experienced catching mice. It is very likely that they will be scared or even bitten to death by mice.
With the body and ability of a cat, they all have the ability to catch mice, but depending on their background conditions and survival needs, there is no need for pet cats to catch mice. Some pet cats have never seen mice before, so there is basically no teaching or practical practice from elders, and the so-called nature will gradually be destroyed.
Without free-range domestic cats, especially some free-range rural cats living in rural areas, have their own free-range living circles and will regard catching mice as a life activity or exercise-type toy. For purebred wild cats, mice are one of the foods that can't be spared when they encounter them.
The above is whether cats are born to catch mice. Do you all understand?
