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When your cat suddenly dashes behind the sofa and looks at you with that little "look at me!" face?
This part of cat behaviour is all about 'stalking and hunting'. All play behaviour is a prelude for the real thing'. The cat is looking' for interaction from another cat' (that can be the keeper in the cat's perception) and instinct takes over during an adrenalin?driven game. You, as the keeper, simply become part of it.
There are many forms of play behaviour that can be seen to be an adaptation. Cats crash through newspaper or paper bags so enthusiastically because bursting through materials is no different to bursting through undergrowth or leaves.
Cats wiggle their back legs as they get ready to pounce on a bit of fluff on
the carpet because this prepares them for a 'leap' ? a kind of balance check' before 'the pounce'. These play behaviours in domestication are modes of behaviour linked to prey stalking, attacking and predation in nature.

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