The cat is as intelligent as having “telepathy”, has tried everything to stop the boy when he intends to climb the apartment railing.

Cat keeps boy safe from climbing railing

Cats have always been considered an intelligent animal and close to humans. This is once again demonstrated in the video that has attracted the attention of the online community, when the cat acts as a “nanny” to keep the boy safe.

The scene in the recorded video appears to be the loggia area of ​​an apartment building. Here, the boy, about 3 years old, seemed to be reaching out to grab the crossbar to climb over the railing.

However, the strange and standard action of the cat standing nearby is what attracts viewers. It sat quietly and watched. But every time the boy reached up to grab the iron bar, the cat immediately used his front paw to knock his hand down.

Determined not to give up, the boy moved away from the cat to avoid obstruction. However, as soon as his hand touched the crossbar, the cat from afar rushed over and intervened in time.

The video, after being shared on social networks, has attracted the attention of the online community with more than 31 million views and 27,000 comments.

Cat intelligence is the innate ability of the species, when they have been domesticated to solve problems and adapt to their surroundings.

Researchers have long said that cat intelligence consists of the ability to acquire new behaviors by applying previously learned knowledge to situations, then responding with specific actions. body.

Cats are also said to have a pretty good memory compared to other species of the same size. Under test conditions, a cat’s memory has been shown to be able to store or update information for about 10 years.

In relation to humans, individual differences and age can affect a cat’s memory. Many cases have recorded cats easily adapting to the current environment because they have adapted to similar environments in the past.

Human interest also makes a difference to cats. A 2019 study published in the journal Behavioral Processes found that once a human pays attention to a cat, the cat reciprocates by spending more time with the person.

According to a website about cats in the UK, cats are also known to be protective species.

In 2015, a feral cat in Russia, saved the life of an abandoned newborn by curling up around a pale infant and licking the baby’s face to help prevent the infant from freezing to death. People later discovered the incident by hearing the cat’s meow and the baby’s cry.