Why are cats so sneaky?

Answer 1

They have a lot to loose, should they be caught!

Comparing a cat's body mass with the body mass of a dog of the same height, cat's have every reason to be cautious! Of course, less body mass means that cats can climb trees faster, which is just as well!

Answer 2

Because they're cats! In nature they're solitary creatures! One of natures best hunters, they really don't need our help to survive. Night vision, awesome hearing, sharp claws that regrow, long fangs..they're the perfect hunter! 70% of a cat's brain is poured into sensory perception.

So all these things put together make your little fluffy a killing machine. Because of their solitary nature, they tend to be fickle towards other creatures. This isn't a solid rule of course, as some cats are super loving and nice.

Answer 3

Cats are known for being sneaky because of their evolutionary history as predators who needed to be agile and stealthy to catch prey. Additionally, cats are naturally curious and independent, which can lead them to exhibit sneaky behaviors such as hunting or exploring. Their agility and keen senses also contribute to their ability to be sneaky.

Answer 4

Because they dont want to be left out of the family and sometimes even you wonder about them.

Answer 5

They are trying to figure out who or what it is that is sneaking up on them. They also are trying to see if whatever it is would respond to them.