Why does a cat's tail stand up?

A cat’s tail standing up indicates that the cat is happy and has seen its favorite food or favorite person. The cat's mood can be expressed by its tail. For example, if the cat's tail keeps shaking, it means the cat is very excited; if the cat's tail droops, it means it is nervous; if the cat's tail is N-shaped, it means the cat is angry and is preparing to attack.
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