As the saying goes, if a cat is quiet, it must be acting like a monster, but sometimes when a cat is quiet, it might as well be acting like a monster.
The cat, which was originally very quiet, suddenly straightened up in front of a certain place, its body slightly arched, its hair stood on end, and it kept breathing in that direction. It’s like a cat in a fighting state when it encounters a strange smell, staring at one place and mumbling something.
At this time, you call it, but it doesn’t reply to you. Time slowly passes and you start to sweat. You try to stop it and yell at the cat loudly to try to reduce your fear, but you find that the cat ignores you at all. You are suspicious. There is something dirty at home!
You start to think of a way, grabbing things and waving them around, yelling, and slowly you find that the cat has returned to normal. After you calm down, you find that you are breaking out in a cold sweat.
You’re thinking: Can cats see ghosts?
Is there any basis for cats seeing ghosts?
Rumor has it that cats can see ghosts. After seeing a ghost, cats usually react as mentioned above. But is this a rumor? Or is there any incident to prove it?
She was holding a bowl in her eldest sister’s farmyard, and her cat suddenly jumped up and down, so she moved to the east side of the yard, and the cat followed.
She herself felt uncomfortable, so she chanted for a short period of time. The cat stayed quietly next to her during the whole process, staring at an open space. The cat did not leave until she finished the entire content.
This cat usually wouldn’t come over no matter how she shouted, but that day it automatically followed her and stayed with her for a long time.
Incident 2: This cat is named “Oscar” and he comes from a nursing home in the United States.
According to this report: This “death cat” is more accurate than human predictions. It will always lie next to the patient when he is dying and accompany him to spend the last few hours of his life quietly.
The most amazing thing is that this cat accurately predicted 50 death reports and was called the “four-legged god of death.” Even the medical staff at the nursing home thought this patient was extremely healthy, but this cat announced that he was about to die.
According to scientific explanations: cats have a very keen sense of smell, and when a person is about to die, some subtle changes will occur in the body, including slowing down the metabolism, and the human body will secrete a smell of cadaverine, which cats can just capture. smell.
At the same time, there are also scientific reports: Within a short period of time after death, the nerves still have the ability to conduct conduct, and the body will be covered with a layer of anions. When some objects with cations around them approach the body, a weak discharge will occur. Phenomenon, and this phenomenon is called “fraudulent corpse”.
Believe in science!
Let’s get into science together and become firm materialists!
Cats’ eyes are biologically designed to cover a wider angle of view and are sensitive to moving objects. Cats’ dynamic vision can detect moving objects up to 50 meters away at 4 millimeters per second. Small bugs, hair and dust floating in the air, and even subtle changes in light and shadow outside will attract the cat’s attention.
However, cats are all short-sighted and cannot see stationary objects clearly, so some cats will hunt for a long time and then pounce on a tuft of hair on the ground. (You are a strong-willed little kitten)
Other studies have found that cats’ eyes can see more light, such as ultraviolet rays, which makes it easier for them to see water stains, urine stains, oil stains, cosmetic powder scattered on your body, etc. Sunlight and light can cause Different visual effects.
The structure of cats’ eyes is different from that of humans. Pupils can change with the light. At night, their eyes “turn into flashlights.” In some low-floor homes, car lights flash outside and tree shadows sway, even if they are slightly different from those of humans. It’s undetectable and even cats can catch it.
Cats’ sense of hearing and smell are also much more sensitive than humans. Many smells and sounds that two-legged animals cannot smell, such as the slight noise of various electrical appliances, the movement next door or even dozens of meters away, may suddenly make cats alert.
Believe in science! Because I was afraid, I didn’t dare to kick the quilt when I went to bed at night.
Therefore, repeat in your heart twice: I am a firm materialist!
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