CHILD DEVELOPMENT PEDAGOGY

Detailed explanation-1: -Cats often sleep curled up in a ball, with nose to tail. Cats like to be warm, and this shape helps them retain body heat. This position also protects vital organs in their abdomen by surrounding them with less essential and more resilient muscle and bone.

Detailed explanation-2: -Cats have developed the ability to sleep for extended periods of time throughout the day. To save energy for hunting, chasing, and killing their next meal, wild cats must sleep. Although our house cats may not need to hunt, the instinct to sleep and prepare for the hunt carries on.

Detailed explanation-3: -The most common sleeping place for cats at night is their guardian’s bed (34%), with 22% choosing furniture and 20% their own cat bed (Howell et al 2016). Many people report that their cat only spends part of the night on the bed, with 47% estimating the cat spends half the night or less there (Hoffman et al 2018).

Detailed explanation-4: -The first thing you should realize is that cats are most active between dusk and dawn, which means that they sleep mostly during the day and become active around twilight.