Why do cats like tunnels?

 In fact, this reason has something to do with the cat's habits. After all, cats have lived on the earth for so long. In order to adapt to the changes in each period, cats will make some changes. But the things that haven't changed are more the things in the cat's bones, that is, nature and instinct. Even if a cat becomes a pet cat, in some cases it will inspire some instincts.

The tunnel is full of elements that stimulate the cat's hunting instinct. Cats like small places and have the habit of hiding in the dark when aiming at their prey. Depending on the tunnel, there is a rustling sound, which is very similar to the movement sounds of small animals such as mice, so the cat will react. And this instinct goes back to cats in ancient times. The ancestors of cats originally chased out small animals for humans.

To this day, there are still some cats doing the same thing, that is, domestic cats. There may be many differences in nature, because domestic cats have less contact with their owners and less interaction with people. Domestic cats are relatively independent, and all they need to do is drive away mice. What the pet cat has to do is to eat and sleep, live with the owner, and play his own healing power when necessary to make the owner happy. So there are indeed many differences in nature.

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