Why did the cat leave home when it was dying?

The old saying-the eagle always drills the cat always drills the mountain.

When the eagle's life is limited, it will choose to fly at high altitude until it is deprived of oxygen and even decomposed by strong convection.

When the cat's life arrives, it will go deep into the mountains, and finally find a quiet place to leave, return to nature, and return to the place where the ancestors lived.

A cat is a very spiritual animal. As the saying goes, cats have nine lives. Cats, like cats and leopards, like to go their own way and are not as loyal to their owners as dogs.

When I was a child, I had several cats at home and liked cats very much, so I knew something about cats.

When cats feel weak and their condition is getting worse, they will instinctively look for places that are not easy to be found. However, when it died, we couldn't find it. So instead of running away from home when you die, you hide your instinctive reaction.

A cat is a spiritual animal, which is not only reflected in its different behaviors from other animals, but also said to be a medium of yin and yang, which is why supernatural things are often associated with cats. Cats will know about death, especially their own, and they will receive death in a hidden place. This is just the mystery that we artificially give cats. Cats are spiritual animals, knowing that their lives are coming to an end, and for their own dignity, they don't want others to see them, so it may be the most reasonable explanation to find a place to accept the arrival of expectations alone.

Cats are close to people and independent. When they think they are dying, they will hide in an empty corner and wait for death. The most important thing is that they are afraid of being disturbed. People getting too close will aggravate their interference. Too much love is a torment to the suffering people, who choose to leave their masters and return to darkness alone. Only cats know the real reason.

This is actually related to the animal's atavism instinct.

All cats and dogs in our family actually have this feature.

In the past, most animals lived in groups in order to survive.

The death of some animals can easily attract the attention of other predators, thus threatening the group.

Therefore, whenever animals find themselves on the verge of death, they often stay away from their own groups and wait for death safely.

Cats are naturally indifferent because they are and have always been solitary animals. They will occasionally compromise and choose to live in groups in order to avoid harm, but in the end they can only rely on themselves! Cat owners may find that when cats know that they are dying, they will choose to disappear!

Cats have never been animals standing at the top of the food chain. When they live in the wild, they need to hunt for a living, and they will also become targets of other animals. So when a cat is sick or injured, the first thing that comes to mind is not asking for help, but hiding in a safe place to recover slowly without being discovered by the enemy. However, many cats are seriously ill or injured, and they will lose their lives in hiding places.

Therefore, domestic cats also retain this nature, and when they feel weak, they will hide under the table and in the locker. Because of our limited living space, it is easy to find them wherever they hide. Many cats leave with their owners.

Cats are spiritual animals. Cats that have been kept at home often have feelings for their families. They will feel before they die, and they don't want their families to feel sad after seeing it, so they will choose to leave home and go to other places. Whether it is a kitten or a puppy, small animals that are often domesticated will have feelings over time, so they don't want to see us cry, and they already regard us as relatives.