Why Doesn't Your Cat Run From Something 20 Times Its Size?

Your cat weighs about 9 pounds. You weigh 15 to 20 times that. So why isn't it afraid of you? Most people think we tamed cats long ago. But a litter of kittens, a 9,500-year-old grave on Cyprus and a test built for human babies point somewhere stranger. What you'll find out: Why a wildcat is nearly all there is inside your house cat Why one kitten from a litter grows up untouchable while its sibling sleeps in your lap What Eileen Karsh and Dennis Turner found about a short window in a kitten's life Why 487 kitten fosters handle their kittens, and when most of them start What a Neolithic grave on Cyprus says about how old the bond is What happened when Oregon State University ran an infant attachment test on cats Why a cat can know your voice and still not come when you call Where scientists still disagree If you've ever wondered what your cat is thinking when it falls asleep next to you, this one is for you. Why Cats Don't Fear Humans (Even Though They Could Hunt Us) Your Cat Isn't Scared of You. Here's Why Why Cats Sleep Like They're Completely Safe Around You Why Your Cat Feels Safe Sleeping Next to You! Cats Could Kill Small Animals, But They Choose to Trust You #cats #animalbehavior #animalfacts