Choco's Tail
Sara and I think that cats's tails have a separate personality that of the cat to whom they're attached.
Here, you see Choco hiding under the bed, completely unaware that his tail is giving him away. We've named Choco's tail Doris.
Another theory of cat tails is that, whereas cat facial expressions are opaque, their tail activity remains a highly visible indicator of their mood--thrashing, cocky, placid, etc.
Choco's Tail
Sara and I think that cats's tails have a separate personality that of the cat to whom they're attached.
Here, you see Choco hiding under the bed, completely unaware that his tail is giving him away. We've named Choco's tail Doris.
Another theory of cat tails is that, whereas cat facial expressions are opaque, their tail activity remains a highly visible indicator of their mood--thrashing, cocky, placid, etc.