Cat Realizes That She Only Gets to Eat When the Clock Strikes Nine, So She Tries to Move Its Hands, and It Is Just Adorable
Cats are incredibly smart. They seem to know what their humans are doing and when it's time for their meal.
Although we never know what's going on in their heads, they seem to be able to anticipate our next move and understand what we're thinking. According to experts, the brain structure of a cat is similar to that of other intelligent animals and humans.
An article by Psychology Today states that the cerebral cortex of felines, the area where problem-solving and decision-making occur, has an estimated 300 million neurons. This is also the part where language interpretation and the storage of long- and short-term memory take place.
It's the reason why our cats learn by performing tasks rather than merely observing them. Furthermore, felines have more nerve cells in the visual sections of their brains than humans and most other mammals.
The intelligence of cats has been proven by scientists...and pet owners! Today, we're looking at a cat named Mikasanyan, who is aware of her meal times.
According to her owner, the feline eats twice a day, specifically at 9 AM and 9 PM. In one tweet, she mentions that perhaps Mikasanyan has realized the connection between the clock and her meal, as the cat notices that her meal is being prepared while looking at the time.
This cat is so smart; she knows that the clock needs to point to 9, which is her mealtime.
She persistently tries to move the hands of the clock, but she fails.
Is she trying to rethink her strategy?
The cat thinks it will work with her other paw.
She tries again with her other paw, but this time, she ends up toppling the clock over.
"What now, human?"
See Mikasanyan in action below.
According to her owner, this cat realized that no matter how forcefully she tries, the hand of this object needs to point to 9 o'clock before she can get her meal.
She attempted to "speed up time," a prohibited technique that even humankind has yet to accomplish, but the clock fell.
The reaction of the cat who miserably failed in her quest to point the hand of the clock to nine.
Meal? Meal? It's nine o'clock, so it's time for your meal? Meal? Meal? It's nine o'clock, huh? Time for your meal, right?...
Mikasanyan's owner tells the cat in the video.
Cats may have lots of antics up their sleeves, but we love them all the same.
They're so funny when they pull all those tricks just to get what they want. Watching cats like Mikasanyan, who tries to force the hands of the clock just to get her meal, really makes your day. According to Dr. John Gottman, a renowned marriage researcher, "Animals can bring joy and laughter into our lives, reminding us of the simple pleasures." The tweet containing the video of this cat attempting to move the hands of the clock instantly won the internet. As of writing, the post has received 88.1K likes and has been retweeted 25.3K times. If you want to see more fun stuff from Dr. John Gottman, go right ahead and explore his insights on relationships and joy. The owner posts videos of the feline regularly. Tell your friends and family about this post if they also love cats being goofballs.
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