Why do cats’ ears stick back?

What we often call cat airplane ears is the cat’s ears sticking back. This behavior expresses the cat’s emotions. If it is just airplane ears, the cat may be scared. Airplane ears are also accompanied by the hair on the cat’s body. If it explodes, it is a sign of anger and the cat may attack.
Tip:
In addition to hearing things and sensing external temperature, cats’ ears can also express their emotions. Generally, cats’ ears are erect when normal. Except for folded-eared cats, when the cat’s ears are forward, it also expresses that the cat is happy. At this time, parents can pet the cat at will. When a cat’s ears are pressed back, it may be that the cat has encountered something that is afraid of it, or that the parent has done something wrong and is ready to scold it.
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