Rats respond to panic cat regress
The brave mouse chose to face the cat instead of turning away, thus escaping spectacularly narrowly.
A passerby records a clash between a short-haired golden cat and a rat in a dark alley in the capital, Istanbul. Being cornered by enemies, the mice decided to fight back and caused the yellow cat to rush back.
Rats respond to panic cat regress.
In the video, the yellow cat caught a mouse crawling in the alley and decided to turn it into dinner. Seeing the mouse hiding behind a rock on the side of the road, the cat prepared a pounce position, snatching directly above it to catch the mouse as soon as the target tried to run away. The mice seem to sense danger and are tail-blocked by cats in the first few turns of escape. However, it suddenly changed tactics, constantly jumping forward to face the enemy.
The mouse even let out a loud hissing preventing the cat from coming near it. Successfully repelling the cat, the mouse quickly escaped into a small alcove of a nearby building to escape, leaving the yellow cat still confused at the situation and unable to understand the prey disappearing right before its eyes with how.
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