If you’re a cat parent, you probably have studied your cat to try to understand what every meow and chirp, tail flick, and ear twitch mean. You know their quirks and can read their moods like the back of your hand. We’re all like little scientists, staring at them and collecting our valuable data that will one day unlock all the secrets, and give us a better relationship with our cats.<\/p>\n
If you’ve done even cursory research in the cat communication field, you’re familiar with one of the greatest tools in the cat’s arsenal: the slow blink. This adorable move, which is exactly as it sounds-when a cat looks at you directly and slowly but surely blinks their eyes<\/a>, is the jackpot in cat\/parent communication. It signifies love and trust, and is basically the holy grail-it’s what we’re always striving for.<\/p>\n Well, the Orange cat<\/strong> in today’s video, in typical Orange cat fashion, has decided to do the extreme opposite of the slow blink, and it’s pretty hilarious.<\/p>\n Will that cat *ever* blink?<\/p>\n Commenters have some sad stories! “My baby slow blinks and then attacks me,” said one. Many others reported that their orange cats do exactly the same thing. Another could practically see this cat’s thought process: “That baby is chanting ‘don\u2019t blink don\u2019t blink’ in their head.”<\/p>\nWhy Cats Do the Slow Blink and What It Actually Means<\/h2>\n