Have you ever marveled at the intelligence of your cat owner, but doubted your own feelings because of their usually "cold" appearance? In fact, cats are far more intelligent and alert than you think. They have excellent sensing abilities, learning abilities, and the ability to interact with people. Let’s explore the intelligence of cats together and see if your kitten is smarter than you think!

1. Have you ever discovered the smart circuit game? , when you throw a toy to your cat, they can always catch it accurately, and then "throw" it back to you as accurately as a baseball player? This isn't just a coincidence. Cats' dynamic vision and excellent spatial perception allow them to accurately track moving objects. This "circling play" is actually a way for cats to demonstrate their innate skills. 2. Easily open and close doors. Many cats have shown the ability to open and close doors. Some cats will even use their paws to open or close doors. This isn’t just because cats are curious or like to explore, but because they have superb problem-solving and adapting abilities. Cats can learn and master new skills quickly, thanks to their strong cognitive and learning abilities. 3. Covering up mistakes Have you ever noticed that when cats are caught making mistakes, they often use their claws to cover up the evidence? Like an overturned vase or spilled milk. This is a "cover-up" behavior that cats display to protect themselves. This behavior proves that the cat has certain cognitive and thinking abilities. 4. Observe words and emotions. Cats are very sensitive to human emotional changes. Sometimes, cats can know in advance that people are going to be angry or scold them. This is because they are good at observing people's facial expressions and tone of voice. They can judge a person's emotional state based on this information and respond accordingly. This fully demonstrates that cats have the ability to observe and understand human emotions. 5. Graded Attitudes Have you found that cats react differently depending on your attitude towards them? Cats seem to rely on and trust you more when you have the highest status in the home. This is because cats are very sensitive to hierarchy in the home. They can judge the status and power of family members and adjust their behavior accordingly. This ability is necessary for cats to live in the wild in order to survive different environments and situations. 6. Understand human speech

Although cats cannot learn specific commands through training like dogs, they can indeed understand human speech. Many times, when you call your cat's name, he or she will immediately look at you. This is because cats are already familiar with human language and accents and can distinguish different sounds and tones. They may not understand all the words, but they can sense your emotions and intentions.

7. Easily corrected. When a cat makes a mistake, If a certain punishment is given on the spot (such as a slap on the head or a stern scolding), most cats will stop their current behavior, which shows that they can recognize their mistakes and correct them in time. This shows that cats have certain self-control and learning abilities. 8. Good at learning to imitate Some cats will imitate human behaviors, such as opening and closing doors, using litter boxes, etc. These behaviors demonstrate a cat’s ability to learn and imitate. This ability allows cats to quickly adapt to new environments and new things, while also increasing interaction and communication with humans. Summary: In fact, cats are already very smart, but you don’t know it yet~! From the above eight aspects, cats are not only smart but also alert. They have excellent abilities to sense, learn, and interact with people. If you haven’t realized this yet, take a closer look at your kittens and see if they are smarter than you think! At the same time, please be kind to your cats and give them enough love and attention. This will not only make your life better, but also make your cat healthier and happier!