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Why does my cat sit and stare at the wall for long periods of time?
Cats may sit and stare at walls for various reasons, such as hunting imaginary prey, exploring scents, or simply being curious about what's on the other side. It could also be a sign of boredom or a way for them to relax and focus their attention.
What do cats do when they just sit and stare?
I don't think anyone really knows why cats randomly stare at the wall or off into space. Cats have much better eye-sight than humans, so they may see something that we can't. (It's even said that cats are able to see spirits.)
How do you get TV shows on a my go TV?
you just sit there and stare and it gets scared after awhile.
What isn't work?
work isn't when you just sit in a chair and stare at the computer every day.
Why do cats show you their backs?
Cats do not always sit with their back to you. It depends on the cat's personality, some will sit and stare at you while others face the other way.
How do you run out a door?
sit and stare at it.
How do you sign onto WikiAnswers if you don't have a password?
just sit there and stare at wikianswers.com until it says ur logged in.
How do you get your cat off your paper?
OMG! my cat LOVES to sit on paper,just move it or something
Why does your cat sit in front of the refrigerator?
he is always hungryThis is very common. I myself have a cat and observe this behavior quite frequently.Your cat will do that if there is a mouse or other animal hiding under there.Also, the refrigerator blows warm air, so during the winter your cat might sit in front of there to stay warm.The last reason is that your cat might sense the food in the refrigerator, and (whether it is fed or not) will sit in front of the fridge and stare in hopes that there IS food in there.
Did you accidentally sit on your cat?
No, I did not accidentally sit on my cat.
What to do if a girl refuse to let you sit beside?
stare at her
Why does my cat sit facing the wall?
Cats may sit facing the wall due to various reasons such as feeling safe and secure, hunting instincts, or simply enjoying the view. It is a common behavior among cats and is usually nothing to worry about.
