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 can be surprisingly sharp, especially when they start linking a clock to dinner time.
Her owner says the feline eats twice a day, at 9 AM and 9 PM, and one video shows Mikasanyan staring at the clock, then trying to move it herself. It is a tiny moment, but it says a lot about how quickly cats notice patterns when something important is on the line.
And once she decides the clock is the problem, she goes all in.
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.
This “mealtime at the right time” obsession is similar to a cat’s pillow-throwing revenge that left its owner sleepless.
"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.That did not stop her from trying again.
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. 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. The owner posts videos of the feline regularly. Tell your friends and family about this post if they also love cats being goofballs.
No wonder the internet fell for her immediately.For more “why is my morning chaos on purpose?” energy, see how a sneaky cat sabotaged Sao Paulo woman’s alarms.
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