Shaken, and a bit stirred.

Shaken, and a bit stirred.
It appears that the cat registered the quake before the big shakes set in. I wonder what it sensed?  Micro movement? Low-frequency noise? Electrical or chemical signals? All we know for sure, is that claws doesn’t necessarily ensure traction in case of sudden mobility needs.

35 thoughts on “Shaken, and a bit stirred.”

  1. Judging from the shakes I’ve felt in new Zealand it’s often a small little “rustle” then silence and then the bigger jolt. Maybe they just cut it out of the clip?

  2. Our cats notice a rain squall before it actually hits. My guess is more acute hearing and in a higher or lower frequency than we can register.

  3. That is amazing how animals know things before it happens. My dog can sence a thunderstorm before it happens she will start panting heavy and tenses up.

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