Do you believe? A cat's memory of its owner is a lifetime

Some people say: "A cat travels eight hundred, and a dog travels a thousand."

In fact, this sentence is a good description of the "memory ability" of cats and dogs.

Cats and dogs can find their way home when they leave the house within a certain range.

I have seen a pet science before, which tells that the IQ of a cat is equivalent to that of a 2-3 year old child. Although the IQ of the cat is not as high as that of the dog, the memory of the cat is not worse than that of the dog.

The short-term memory of cats can be as long as 16 hours.

What is short-term memory?

It is the smell that the cat smells, the sound decibel it hears, and the person who sees it. After a short contact, it can stay in the cat's mind for so long.

There are also some shit shoveling officers who will wonder:

"How long can the cat remember me? If I leave the house for a while, will the cat forget me?"

The answer to this is no.

The cat will not forget you. If you leave the house for a while, the cat feels unfamiliar with you and avoids you when you come back home again; this does not mean that the cat forgets you, it only means that you have an unfamiliar smell that the cat is unfamiliar with.

In no more than a few hours, the cat will take the initiative to approach you, expressing miss and love to you.

Zoologists conducted an experiment with cats.

Keep a group of cats in the house, and let the cat shovel officers walk past the door of the house.

As you walk, you have to speak and make a sound.

Observation through the camera shows that when the cat perceives the voice and footsteps of its owner, it will be instantly attracted, and then walk towards the door.

This experiment shows that cats have a strong memory for their owners.

Moreover, cats have a strong sense of smell and hearing, and they can often detect the presence of their owners from a distance.

For example:

You come home from get off work every day, and before you open the door, the cat is already sitting behind the door waiting for you to come home.

That's because cats can tell the difference between your footsteps and your voice.

Let me share with you a story:

When I was in my hometown, I had a pastoral cat before.

And that pastoral cat often walked for ten days and a half months, and the longest one was lost for 3 months.

Then, the cat was able to find its way home.

At one point I thought the cat got lost and got into some trouble outside, so I couldn't go home.

When the cat came home, I almost didn't recognize it.

The whole cat lost weight and was dirty all over, but it seemed to be in good spirits.

That cat was also the only cat that died of natural old age.

I also saw a shit shoveling officer sharing the daily action roadmap of his free-range cats on the Internet.

It turned out that the cat traveled more than 5 kilometers in one day.

What is this concept?

For one lap of 400 meters in the playground, you have to run 12.5 laps to complete 5 kilometers.

Moreover, even if you run at a constant speed, it takes about 35-40 minutes for a normal person to complete.

But for cats, they can easily complete this task and return home smoothly.

In the process of raising cats, you should never doubt your cat's "loyalty" and memory to you.

For you, a cat may only accompany you for more than ten years; but in the eyes of a cat, you are a lifelong companion.

Today's topic:

Do you think your cat will forget you?

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