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The backstories of the characters are kinda fun but shouldnt have even been the main focus of the show.
Along with pupil dilation, you’ll also want to consider body language cues like ears, whiskers, and tail position, as well as vocalizations. Below, find six common cat eye behaviors, plus their meanings. Pixabay/Pasja1000 The Slow Blink Of Love The slow blink, sometimes called a cat smile, is one way cats convey affection and trust. This positive form of communication involves half-closed, relaxed eyes. It gives the appearance of vulnerability, so you can take it to mean your cat feels safe and comfortable with you, according to Quandt. “A cat worried about a threat won’t close their eyes in the face of that threat, even briefly,” Quandt says. If you pay attention to your cat’s body language as they slow blink, you might notice other signs of contentment, like: Purring Upright ears Sitting nearby or on you Lying down or in a loaf position Kneading A slowly swishing tail, or a tail pointed up and curled like a question mark One of the best ways you can respond to a slow blink from your cat? Slow blinking right back at them! Evidence suggests cats perceive your slow blinks as positive and are likely to respond to them. In fact, some experts believe this behavior remains so common because people tend to reinforce it. Plus, communicating with your cat in one of their “love languages” could go a long way toward strengthening your bond. Half-Closed Happy Times Cats also use their eyelids to communicate. If you catch them gazing at you with heavy-lidded, half-closed eyes, they’re likely feeling happy, peaceful, and relaxed.
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