This is all about feeling secure and having fun. And that's interesting because it hints at the possibility (fact?) that domestic cats often feel a little insecure and need more entertainment. Why? Because they are barely domesticated and live in a human environment which is inherently unnatural despite their great ability to adapt. We see domestic cats jump into boxes, large and small. And we see them wriggle and squirm into glass vases as in the video on this page. The underlying motivation is the same: a feeling of security. Plus, there must be an element of self-entertainment. The Twitter video below may stop working. If that has happened, I am sorry but I can't control it. liquid mode activate pic.twitter.com/J1DTpwmPNr — cats being weird little guys (@weirdlilguys) December 27, 2022 Domestic cats need mental stimulation as many live indoors full-time. Humans are often too busy or pre-occupied to entertain their cat companions. They have to find ways to entertain themselv