Why does a cat pounce and bite my hand?

Because humans raise cats, cats cannot learn to hunt on their own kind, so the training objects are changed to human hands and feet. Just like these fast-moving hands and feet, they look very much like the animals in the cat's field of vision that need to be captured, so cats suddenly pounce on humans. In fact, this is relatively normal.
What to do if a cat pounces and bites your hand:
1. You can yell when the cat pounces and bites your hand. The cat will think it hurts you, and then slowly If you are slow, you won’t do this.
2. After the cat pounces and bites the hand, the owner walks away indifferently and completely ignores the cat. In this way, the cat will find it boring and will gradually stop attacking people in the future.
3. Scold. If the cat pounces and bites the hand, the owner should scold him clearly and pat him gently to warn him that this is wrong behavior. Repeat this, and generally good results will be achieved after a period of time.
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