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Cats, known for their independent and solitary nature, are not often seen engaging in full-blown battles. Yet, when they do clash, it's often a manifestation of their primal instincts asserting dominance and securing territory. The altercation begins with a series of visual and auditory cues: arched backs, fluffed fur, and fierce hisses that serve as a warning to the opponent. These initial warnings are attempts to avoid actual combat, as fighting can be costly in terms of energy and potential injuries.