My cat starting morning with hunting😼

Cats are prey animals by excellence. They are part of the feline class, which includes larger relatives such as lions, leopards, tigers, pumas, etc. We all know that they are skillful hunters, who do not give up on the sides of almost any prey. Keeping the proportions, if lions hunt antelope, cats hunt lesser than them. Thus the range of small animals that can be hunted by the cat is reduced to small mammals (rodents) and small birds. As birds are hard to catch because they are vigilant and take their flight fast, the most accessible cat prey is small rodents.

A cat can sit for hours in front of a hole in the mice until the little is out. It takes a lot of patience and control to last for so long and constantly focused. As the mice comes out of the nest, the cat will crawl over it, and with the help of the mustaches him will know exactly where to start to attack. Cats love to play with their prey, so they do not kill the first mouse, but train them in a "cat and mouse" game where the little rodent runs from one side to the other. cat pups learn to hunt, their mother brings them one mouse and lets them play with him, under his close supervision.