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I think you're missing a few possible scenarios. First and foremost, cats have exceptional olfactory senses. Second of all, the mouse was likely moving around
by TheCraiggers 13y ago
I think you're missing a few possible scenarios.
First and foremost, cats have exceptional olfactory senses.
Second of all, the mouse was likely moving around before it noticed your cat approaching, at which point it froze. (By that time, it was of course too late.) Mice don't typically just sit in a garden, never moving.
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