How the Internet Can Finally Answer Its Own Cat Questions

The video explores the intriguing behaviors of cats, particularly their affinity for boxes and their ability to perceive illusions. It highlights a study conducted during the pandemic using citizen science, where cat owners observed their pets' reactions to various shapes, including the Kanizsa square. The study suggests that cats, like humans, can be fooled by illusions, indicating complex cognitive skills. The research also raises questions about the impact of domestication on cats' perception. This novel approach provides preliminary insights into cat behavior, paving the way for more controlled studies.

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