When cats fight, there are wins and losses, but do you know why tabby cats always have the upper hand? Some people say that it is because the tabby cat scolds it dirty and is ruthless.
The words are rough or not, there are great questions behind this. Let’s first talk about the life experience of the tabby cat. It is not an ordinary person, but the original species of our Chinese pastoral cat. Its ancestors have a history of 5,000 years of wild survival. In that era when the strong prey on the weak, the ancestors of the tabby cat were all reckless men who had been through many battles, and their fighting skills were engraved in their genes.
Although the current tabby cat lives as a domestic cat, the toughness in its bones has not fallen behind at all. Let’s talk about the “small move” of the tabby cat. During the group fight, the tabby cat first squirted, causing the opponent's qi and blood to surge and his mind to lose all his reason. Before the opponent could come back to his senses, the tabby cat immediately took decisive action and defeated the enemy's key points. The neatness of chopping melons and vegetables makes the opponent unable to defend against it. What's even more terrifying is that the tabby cat has never played according to common sense. You think it is going to be head-on, but it suddenly attacks you, making the enemy cat dizzy and can only bow down and surrender. Although the tabby cat has become a domestic cat now, its wild and difficult-to-dressed personality has not changed at all. Do the owner want to completely domesticate it? Stop dreaming. The tabby cat is born unruly and thinks about going to the house to peel off the tiles and going out for fun every day. Even if the owner feeds it to a white and fat person, it will go out for a walk from time to time to show off its superb hunting skills. This is not temper, it is the ruthlessness in the blood. Some people say that tabby cats are very good at fighting because they are big, which is a big mistake.
In terms of size, tabby cats are considered "pocket-small" in the cat world. But when fighting, their flexibility and wisdom are enough to make up for their disadvantages in body shape. If you don’t believe it, you can always find a chance to seize the commanding heights when fighting in a group. When the enemy cat reacted, he had been surrounded and beaten to death. Who wouldn't accept such a "little bully" who is agile, brave and resourceful? Of course, no matter how powerful a cat is, we don’t recommend that they fight every time. After all, in the eyes of the shoveler, every cat is equal and a treasure. So, living in harmony with other cats is the only way for cats to win. But then again, the powerful survival ability of the tabby cat is indeed worthy of our amazement and respect. Do you think so?
