Why would the tape stick to a circle and the cat would sit obediently?

Try doing this: stick the tape into a circle or square, and the cat boss will jump in sitting . stupid.

In early 2017, there was a time when netizens were crazy about a game with cat bosses. That's just sticking the tape into a circle (or using a cloth as well), is that the cats will obediently sit in an extremely . dull way.

And recently, residents on social networking sites continue to boil about this game, with numerous hashtag #CatSquare (roughly translated: squares of cats) on Twitter and Facebook.

Cat game of "lotus" with bosses.

In most online photos and videos, cats don't have any resistance to these squares. They are ready to step in, fit inside without showing any concerns about what is happening.

But we - the "lotus" - have questions. Why are cats so easy to get " stuck " like that? Do they have a special passion for those meaningless squares?

Everything is also because of the behavior of cats

According to psychological behavioral experts , cats love to fall in and out of narrow spaces . That's where they feel safer.

This behavior originates from a young age. Kittens often snuggle deep into the nest with their mother, in order to feel the warmth and smoothness inside. This behavior can help the brain secrete endorphin - stress-reducing hormone, which gives kittens comfort.

Cats like to crawl into boxes or boxes like this.

Moreover, the behavior of cats is self-made. They choose small, separate places to give birth and nurture their children, because they are safer and more comfortable.

In general, this behavior is deeply ingrained in the behavior of cats from small to large. So, cats are always looking for ways to get into the box, into the bin whenever possible, because the effect of endorphin secretion still occurs.

However, with low-walled boxes, or even . without walls - like those square-shaped tapes - what? They can't give cats a sense of security, so why do cats still like to get in there?

Cats always try to get into the box, into the box whenever possible.

The reason is the same. Although it's not a proper box, the squares are at least another form of the box, and cats like the box.

Experts say the action of getting into the circle or the square - even with tape alone, can result in endorphin secretion. And it's not strange if cats find a way to become comfortable.