Cats are practically born playing. Within a few weeks of life, kittens start pawing and pouncing on their mothers' tails or ears, and then graduate to wrestling and chasing each other—and soon afterward, nearly anything that moves!
In fact, cats are designed to play. Their keen eyesight and lightning-quick reflexes prepare them for hunting, and it makes sense from a survival standpoint that they would enjoy practicing skills which keep them alive in the wild.
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