Why do feral cats attack people?

The reasons why wild cats attack people:
1. It may be that wild cats think they are threatened as a way of self-defense, so they attack people.
2. It is also possible that wild cats think that their territory has been invaded by others, so they attack people.
3. It is also possible that wild cats attack people in order to protect their kittens.
4. It is also possible that wild cats are infected with rabies virus outside, so they will actively attack people.
5. Another reason is that wild cats live outside all year round and have a bad temper, so they will attack people.
Methods to prevent wild cats from attacking people:
1. Do not take the initiative to touch or feed wild cats, their cubs or their territory.
2. Do not deliberately make unusual noises or do strange actions to wild cats.
3. If you encounter a wild cat infected with rabies, do not deal with it without permission. You must report it to the community for treatment.
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