What kind of information does the behavior of cats 'shaking their buttocks' imply?

A cat that doesn't "shake its butt" isn't a decent cat.

I don’t know if all the excrement shovelers have noticed such a behavior of cats on the way to raise cats?

for example:

Whenever a cat intends to attack you, it will make a ready posture; lying on the ground, making a prostrate appearance, then staring straight at you, shaking its body slightly, eager to try.

Another example:

When the cat finds a bug not far in front of it, the cat will crawl on the ground while making strange noises, wagging its tail and buttocks, and attack at any time.

Behind the behavior of the cat "shaking its butt", is it just a hint of the shit shoveler?

No, the cat’s butt shaking behavior not only means that they are going to attack someone or something, but also represents the cat’s mood swings.

First: "Store up" for your aggressive behavior

Presumably everyone has done the "standing long jump" exercise?

When we are preparing for the standing long jump, the body will swing back and forth, shaking the arms vigorously, exerting force on the waist and legs; one side is the strength of the waist, abdomen and legs, and the other is the inertia driven forward when the body shakes.

This kind of movement and preparation helps us jump farther.

For cats, the behavior of shaking their buttocks is equivalent to the preparations for human standing long jump.

When cats are running and catching bugs, they mainly rely on the strength of their two hind legs and the entire back of the neck.

Therefore, cats seem to be shaking their buttocks to show their cuteness, but in fact they are accumulating the strength of their whole body.

Second: cats need to judge the surrounding environment

This is generally suitable for cats that survive in the wild.

for example:

Cats need to hunt when they live in the wild, and when they find their prey, they are not sure whether the location in front of them is safe or whether there is a trap.

Therefore, the cat crawls forward and shakes its buttocks. The purpose of doing this is to step on the road ahead to see if it is safe.

Once something is wrong, the cat's posture will help them escape in the first place.

Of course, if it is determined that everything in front of it is safe, the cat will always be ready to use all its strength to catch the prey in front of it at once.

Third: It also represents the mood swings of cats

The daily mood swings of cats are actually "intermittent".

why would you say so?

Cats sleep for about 16 hours most of the day.

After waking up, the cat will be in a daze and run cool.

Quiet as a virgin and moving like a rabbit, this is the best description for a cat.

When cats parkour, they will move tirelessly and seem to want to vent all their energy.

At this time, when the cats wag their tails, it means that they are very excited at the moment, and they need to run, make noise, scratch, or even fight with the shit shoveler to calm down.

In cats, you can feel their multifaceted gestures.

The cat is quiet for a while, it is silent, willing to be a bystander of the world;

After a while, it is cold again, it is perfunctory, looking down on everything, holding a cold attitude towards everything in front of it;

After a while, it is clingy again, it is gentle, cute, and tries its best to please the shit shoveler.

Having a cat is one of the great pleasures in life.

Today's topic:

Is your cat easily emotional?

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