"Meow" eyes, I'll never get tired of reading you a thousand times.

Many people are fascinated by cats because of their deep and mysterious eyes, as if they were a pool of crystal clear lake water, and as if they were stars falling from the sky into the mortal world.

If you want to read the "mystery" in the cat's eyes, then you need to read this article.

1. Cat's eyes glow in the dark?

Because there is an image enhancement device behind the cat's eye, a light-reflecting layer called the "choroidal blanket", which acts like a mirror behind the retina, reflecting light back to the retinal cells. For this reason, cats can recognize movements and objects in semi-darkness that humans cannot see.

2. Changes in the cat's eyes are related to changes in light intensity:

The more light that shines on the cat's eyes, the more the part of the pupil that narrows into a vertical line; the less light there is, the more part opens into a round black eye. The appearance of the eyes changes throughout the day as the cat moves back and forth between light and shadow. Cat owners will find this to be a common phenomenon.

This is why a cat's pupil narrows into a straight line. Narrowing the pupil into a straight line makes it easier for the cat to accurately control the amount of light entering the eye. This is because it is more important for cats to avoid bright daylight that can cause glare. Narrowing the pupil to a straight line can make it easier for the cat to also reduce the amount of light entering.

3. The cat's pupil will change with the distance of the sight scene:

The closer the object is viewed, the more the cat's pupil narrows; the farther the object is viewed, the more the cat's pupil dilates.

4. The cat's eyes are also an emotional signal:

1. Pupil changes:

When you see a cat's pupils suddenly dilate when there is no change in the light or the proximity of the object, it means that he is experiencing a state of emotional arousal; the arousal of emotion may be joy, such as the appearance of delicious Now Fresh cat food; or it may be a feeling of displeasure, such as the appearance of an aggressive large-scale enemy.

2. The degree of opening or closing of the eyelids:

In addition to changes in the cat's pupils, the degree of eyelid opening or closing may also reveal emotional signals.

A. Cats in a state of alert will have both eyes open. For example, if there is a stranger who is not very trustworthy, the cat's eyes will remain fully open.

B. If the cat's eyes become half-open, it indicates relaxation and signals trust in the owner.

C. Closed eyes only appear in two situations: when sleeping and when satisfied.

5. The act of gazing into the eyes of a cat can sometimes be interpreted in different ways.

Many pets love cats and prefer to gaze into the eyes of their beautiful "meowers" for long periods of time. We can't help but stare at our cats out of love and affection, with no malice or desire to hurt them, but sometimes cats just don't understand the deeper meaning. For cats, a long stare with eyes wide open has a meaning: it means provocation. If you stare "lovingly" for a long time, your cat may feel threatened.

The solution is to enjoy staring at your cat when he is not staring at you. Avoid locking your eyes on your cat when she is looking at us. Just a few small adjustments can go a long way toward improving your relationship with your "meow-er" and making your cat feel more comfortable and at ease in our presence.

Cat lovers should collect more information or anecdotes related to "Meow Star", in order to make the common life with "Meow Star" harmonious and interesting. I believe that people who love cats have a heart of love, and I hope that people will join the camp of love "Meow", and I hope that cats will find a home to love and care for it! Meow~~~