Hunting Cat Gets Frustrated When She Fails To Catch Her Own Tail

Hilarious footage has emerged of an angry cat getting frustrated because she cannot catch her tail. Watch as this curious kitten goes up against its own tail over a dozen times, failing every time, of course! This little kitten is learning about tails and she is up for a big surprise when she finds out that they are very hard to catch, especially if they are part of your own body!

This funny footage of a determined cat obsessed with chasing her own tail has brightened our day. Watch as the feline looks at its tail and immediately goes attack mode, trying to grab it with her mouth, realizes she cannot reach it no matter how hard she tries, so she continues to try over and over again, by going faster and faster, but to no avail.

Cats are all about 'stalking and hunting'. They are always looking for some interaction and adrenaline driven games. From chasing tails to chasing shadows, you name it! They wiggle their back legs as they get ready to pounce on their prey. These play behaviors are linked to prey stalking, attacking and predation in nature.

Dancing shadows on a wall will prompt cats to run and leap to examine all moving shapes. Especially kittens, very young at age, will be puzzled with the appearance of any form of shadow and will give it a try and go chasing after.

Unlike playful cats, this angry cat gets very frustrated when she fails to grab her own tail, she starts hissing and throwing temper tantrums out of disappointment! How hilarious! Does this cat realize that it is actually her own tail she is chasing after, or she truly believes that there is a stalker lurking behind her back who is always one step ahead of her!?

If you think that only dogs are famous for chasing their tails, this video is here to show you that cats are also capable of developing this hilarious habit. Here we have a case of a cat furiously attacking her own tail. This hilarious cat is yelling and hissing at her tail while running in circles, and she is not giving up!

Experts say that even though cats realize that the tail they are chasing is actually attached to them, they still choose to go for it nevertheless. Why would they do such thing? Does the fact that the tail is constantly moving motivates them? We are not sure, but either way, this kitty hissing and running in dizzying circles is just too funny to handle!