When facing an earthquake, different cats react differently. Most cats choose to run away to avoid danger, but some cats may still lie down without fear. In fact, cats will react before the earthquake shock arrives. They may suddenly start to become restless and pace back and forth indoors. After the earthquake shock arrives, cats will panic. Cats on the ground will run around looking for a safe place, and some cats will even get back into the cage.

Cats are easier to detect subtle changes than humans, so they always respond first when an earthquake strikes. Cats are relatively sensitive animals, and many of their organs are more sensitive than humans. Before an earthquake, there will be an increasing amount of static electricity that humans cannot detect. Cats can analyze that the source of static electricity is different from usual, and it is very strong. Cats will become very uneasy after analysis, and sometimes they will become irritable or jump around.

And the older the cat, the greater the reaction when encountering an earthquake. They have never seen such a big change in nature in their lives for so long, so the old cat is first anxious and uneasy. Therefore, during earthquakes, cats tend to show more restlessness and restlessness, or running around.