It used to be a common thing for cats to catch mice, but in today's society there are almost no cats that are free-range, and only families with their own yards in rural areas may still Will keep cats free-range, and may also have the skills to catch mice. Cats raised in buildings are even less likely to wave their paws on mice. Why is this?

        This phenomenon, but the physiological reasons for it are rarely known. The research results of some scientists show that the body of the exotic shorthair cat lacks a substance called taurine, and taurine is a chemical substance that improves the visual ability of mammals at night. However, because the exotic shorthair cats themselves cannot synthesize taurine, they can only prey on mice in large quantities in order to keep enough taurine in their bodies, so as to maintain a keen vision at night and survive the fierce competition in nature. However, pet cats raised by modern humans have rarely eaten mouse meat, so their night vision has been greatly reduced.

        The species can eat mice, but the exotic shorthair cat, as a strict indoor artificial breeding cat, does not need to eat mice. Domestic cats evolved from feral cats. Although feral cats are carnivores like other big cats, they do not hunt in groups, so they only hunt animals that are much smaller than their size. Moreover, the exotic shorthair cats are artificially bred breeds. They do not have the talent of catching mice, and their mouths are very short, so it is very difficult to eat. Therefore, owners of exotic shorthair cats should not think that they are their own. The cat can catch mice.

        Well, let’s not talk about training cats to catch mice. Many families use rat poison, and they hardly rely on cats to catch them. But once a cat eats a poisonous mouse, there is almost no way for the cat to be rescued. Recommend everyone to try it.