There is no reason to think that cats are evil, especially when dogs are not. Just because a cat looks a certain way or is portrayed as angry doesn't mean that many are. As mentioned, hatred may be due to cats looking mean, acting differently from dogs, and have been viewed as having a bad reputation in different cultures throughout history.
Cats are apparently less outgoing and mean than dogs, which may be the main reason why Hollywood portrays cats this way. The behavior of cats is not as energetic and affectionate as that of dogs, which can come across as insincere and nefarious. No, cats are not like adorable dogs that wag their tails to please you, adorable dogs.
As any cat lover will attest, cats can be the most loving and lovable pets. One way or another, their black and white cats have found their place in the hearts of many ardent animal lovers.
Although the connection between coat color and personality is largely anecdotal, many pet owners claim that their black and white cats are remarkably friendly, intelligent, articulate, and active. Many owners report strange behavior in their cats, especially after the death of a loved one. Sometimes our cats can scare us with their strange behavior, such as staring into nowhere for a few minutes.
If you're not used to the way their eyes look, you might find them weird, creepy, or even "evil". It's amazing how cats can be aware of everything around them even in complete darkness. They may focus on seemingly unseen things, their neck fur may sway, or they may react with nervous behavior and verbal expressions.
While some dogs can sit comfortably on their laps, they are usually more energetic and not as good as cats. Cats can kill a billion rabbits, and even more: they breed like rabbits. While humans can kill some mice, the rat population is so large that cats can't keep them down.
Not only do cats kill mice (cheekly showing you that they are better than you), but they often play with their prey, torturing the poor animal before a slow and painful death. Cats definitely have a bad attitude, but what's worse, they think they are better than you. Although that doesn't make cats "owners" - they have absolutely no idea of human morals; you know, like most animals.
It's true that cats love to be their own owners and people say you can never really own a cat. Considering how open cat lovers are to all things cute and furry, it seems odd that people are happy to ignore the fact that cats are tyrants who make fun of mice, birds, and other creatures. At the very least, it proves that even cats know they are evil creatures and must pretend to be our children to try and get us to do their bidding.
Cats hunt and bring you dead animals (we'll talk about their sadistic and murderous instincts in a moment) because they think you're too stupid to catch a bird or mouse on your own. They walk around like they own the place, pee all over the place and expect you to clean it up for them.
I'm not talking about wild cats, but rather about ordinary, so-called "domesticated felines." Cats are considered one of the "evil" animals in Zoroastrianism and are (erroneously) considered part of the "wolf" species. Cats are also one of the few predators known to hunt and kill for fun (in the primitive sense of the word "fun"), even if they don't intend to eat the prey (although like other animals known to do so). , it's humans and the only ones who really like it, we really don't have much room to bother cats because of it). A study done in the Washington area a few years ago showed that in some areas (areas where many people they really should know better set their animals free) street cats eat almost all young birds as soon as they fly away.
As a result, many cat-loving writers, such as the late Terry Pratchett and Paul Gallico, play into character, imagining many cat-loving writers as something out of The Chess Master, skillfully manipulating people. While dog and cat owners can bring up a lot of quirks on both ends of the spectrum, when both species are featured in fiction, you're more likely to find a completely cruel, mean, and otherwise vicious cat character. Of course, in real life (and in many oriental portraits), even bad cats can be targeted by this type of dog, be it a Angry Guard Dog or not. Journalist Abigail Tucker believes that the fact that we have encountered toxoplasmosis and write so much about it suggests that cats have some kind of mysterious power over humanity.
Journalist Abigail Tucker gets the backstory on how the cat managed to take its place in the world and become a terrifying invasive species that, culturally speaking, is one of the most powerful animals in the world. I'm just saying that cats are not as pretty as everyone thinks they are. Pet owners like to say that caring for their dog or cat can provide a variety of health benefits, both mental and physical. It's not uncommon for cats to get overly excited by attention, which can be misinterpreted as mean behavior.
