關(guān)于貓的床和貓的邏輯的有趣例子

關(guān)于貓的床和貓的邏輯的有趣例子

Cats spend an average of 16 hours per day dozing off, and this is fine—it’s their choice. What’s a bit dodgier is that they do this in the most bizarre places ever. Like, terrariums, vases, laundry racks, trees, your bed, your dog’s mat, the list is never-ending. We documented this phenomenon in our previous articles here.

貓咪每天平均有16個(gè)小時(shí)的時(shí)間在打盹，這很好——這是它們的選擇。更危險(xiǎn)的是，它們會(huì)在最奇怪的地方這樣做。比如水晶球、花瓶、晾衣架、樹、你的床、你狗的墊子，等等許多地方。我們?cè)谥暗奈恼轮杏涗浟诉@一現(xiàn)象。

At this point, it’s fair to say that cats would sleep anywhere except their perfectly fine, brand-new, super comfy, and very stylish cat beds. Does that mean you wasted your money on a cat tree? Well, kinda. And that vegan hipster mat you got your feline last Christmas? You could have splashed the money elsewhere.

在這一點(diǎn)上，公平地說(shuō)，貓可以睡在任何地方，除了它們完美的，全新的，超級(jí)舒適，非常時(shí)尚的貓床。這是不是說(shuō)你把錢浪費(fèi)了?嗯,有點(diǎn)。還有去年圣誕節(jié)你給貓咪買的素食潮人墊?你可以把錢花在別的地方。

But it's better to understand cat logic late than never, so please get ready for Bored Panda’s new list of cats who nap anywhere but where they should.

不過(guò)，遲睡總比不睡好，所以請(qǐng)準(zhǔn)備好無(wú)聊熊貓網(wǎng)站列出的新名單吧，這些貓會(huì)在任何地方打盹，但都是本不應(yīng)該在的地方。

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圖片來(lái)源：Viktorija Gabulait?