Tail posture reveals the mood of the cat

The straight-up cat's tail expresses confidence, while the curled tail like a question mark is a sign of friendliness, and tails mean fear.

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When a cat's tail is upright, they are confident, excited or satisfied.Cats often greet the owner with a straight tail as if to show a happy mood.

The upright cat tail with the curve at the end like a question mark is friendly or fun.This action appears when the cat is playing with a favorite item.

When a cat is unsure of a situation or is aggressive, it will keep the tail low near the ground.However, some cat breeds like Persian and Scottish Fold cats tend to keep their tails low even in a happy mood.

If the cat is focused on looking at a specific object, it will whip the tail from side to side, for example when seeing insects or toys.That action usually appears just before they pounce on something.

The cat snaps her tail very quickly to the ground if excited or frightened.It will show aggression soon after.

When the cat's tail ruffled like cotton, they were scared.They make bigger tails to ward off something (as a threat).

The tail hidden beneath the body showed the cat being scared, uncertain, or having something in the environment that made it uncomfortable.

The cat shakes the tail to show joy or predict something good is about to happen.Many owners say their cats often take this action before being fed.