A cat must be facing a sound to work out where it is coming from
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Those swivelling ears are much more than adorable. Cats can turn each ear towards a different sound, helping them pinpoint noises even when they are looking the other way. They can also hear ultrasonic frequencies far beyond the range of human hearing.
Your cat can recognise you by your scent
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Your scent is one of the clues that tells your cat exactly who you are. Cats use their powerful sense of smell to recognise familiar individuals, investigate food and gather information about the world around them.
Cats must experience something several times before they can remember it
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Just a single experience can be enough. Cats have an episodic-like memory, allowing them to recall certain details about what happened and where. This ability helps them learn about their surroundings and adapt to familiar routines.
A cat’s impressive sense of balance comes entirely from its tail
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The real balancing act begins inside your cat’s ears. A tiny, fluid-filled system detects movement and tells the brain which way is up, allowing the body to react almost instantly. The tail lends a helping ‘paw’ by acting as a counterweight during turns, jumps and narrow crossings.
When climbing, cats rely on their front legs for power and their hind legs for grip
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It is largely the other way around. Powerful hind legs propel your cat upwards, while the front paws and curved claws grip the surface and support the body. It is an impressive team effort that helps your feline athlete reach those irresistible high-up lookout points.
