Ever hear the term ‘If It Fits, I Sits’? It was coined solely after watching cats managing to completely fit or accommodate their entire bodies into spaces that are seemingly impossible.
Cats have an overwhelming urge to cram themselves into tight and unimaginably tight spaces. Cats love small crevices or tiny spaces like baskets, boxes, cartons, etc. While their bodies may seem too big for the space, these sleek, slender and highly flexible contortionists can easily lower or insert themselves into these spaces, without distorting the shape of the container. Perhaps the ability to bend extensively by manipulating their shoulders, cats can get into crazy small spots. Getting out might be another story though.
These images will proof the modern adage, ‘If It Fits I Sits’ very well.
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While many believe that cats love small boxes just for the curiosity factor, many animal psychologists suggests cats think it is cozy den. Boxes might be a protective enclosure for them which keeps them safe from predators. Through millions of years of evolution cats have ingrained some simple techniques to ensure survival during their most vulnerable time. If you think only domesticated cats love boxes, this video will surely prove that cats of all shapes, sizes & breed simply can’t resist a cardboard container.
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