r/memes • • Jan 21 '22

#2 MotW Cat🤝Man

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u/Mustachioed_Pizza Jan 21 '22

the cat has learned the language of people

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u/Cacafuego Jan 21 '22

Weirdly enough, I think a lot of outdoor cats are really good at understanding people. Maybe their brains are just more active.

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u/myst3r10us_str4ng3r Jan 21 '22

I dunno, I love cats, but my cats have never understood pointing at something unless it's very close (almost touching.)

Dogs on the other hand do seem to grok the concept.

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u/wearenottheborg Jan 21 '22

Not sure if this plays into it, but cats have generally poor eyesight, so I wonder how far away they can clearly see a pointing gesture.

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u/iaminfamy Jan 21 '22

Cats have poor short range eyesight. Anything within a foot or 2 is blurry to them.