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30 Cats Who Look Like They Were Raised By Birds

As you know, cats love clambering and hopping to high places such as tables, kitchen counters, and even trees. There are many reasons that cats climb trees, but the main reason has to do with their predatory nature. As hunters, cats like to understand their environment. From a vantage point, they will have a better view of their surroundings. This allows them to spot potential dangers and prey.

It won’t be any surprising to see cats climbing and sleeping on the trees, but sometimes they still make us wonder if they may have secretly been raised by birds. If you don’t believe, scroll down to check out some photos of birdlike cats in trees below.

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