10.Wanted: Four More Cats
Although cats are solitary animals by nature, every so often cat conferences occur and this entails a lot of group naps. Here, that is what is happening. These cats wanted to be aware of the people around them even though they located the ideal motions to hold their rendezvous. Though they didn't wish to occupy all the area, they wanted to assert the steps as their own. These cats clearly grasp spatial organisation, hence their geometric accuracy on the steps is both interesting and funny. We will, however, suppose, that these cats are absent four other conference attendees. After all, four extra stairs are just waiting to be the ideal cat-napping venue! These feline buddies' symmetrical layout points to a degree of social coordination that questions our view of cats as essentially solitary animals. Their deliberate distance and synchronised relaxation produce an almost artistic exhibition of feline harmony, which begs the question of whether they are truly keeping those vacant steps for their pals or just preserving their personal space bubbles in natural cat form.
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