Throughout thousands upon thousands of people owning thousands upon thousands of cats, one common thing that almost every cat has with each other is that they scare very easily.

When cats were feral, and humans did not take them as pets, cats used to always be on guard in the wild, as there were animals much larger than it out hunting, so cats had to learn to have ridiculously sharp senses to detect a predator before the predator detected it.

Despite humans domesticating cats, cats seem to have not lost this uncanny ability to scare easily. Cats mostly get scared when they are not expecting something, and their first instinct is to leap in the air (mostly from fright) and then attack whatever scared it.

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