Your cat is copying you and scientists just revealed the creepy reason
Cats often mirror their owners' actions, a behaviour scientists now understand as a sophisticated social learning strategy. This instinct, rooted in survival, allows felines to predict their environment by observing the 'decision-maker' – you. Far from random, this silent monitoring signifies a deep bond and trust, indicating your cat feels secure and connected.
Cats often mirror their owners' actions, a behaviour scientists now understand as a sophisticated social learning strategy. This instinct, rooted in survival, allows felines to predict their environment by observing the 'decision-maker' – you. Far from random, this silent monitoring signifies a deep bond and trust, indicating your cat feels secure and connected.
