【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

Even cats know not to accept something that comes to your door.

[A netizen took a photo with his mobile phone: A mouse is chasing a cat recklessly.]

[He was still saying that the cats in Guangdong were useless, they were even afraid of mice that came to their doorsteps.]

【Watch the video carefully】

[A mouse chased two cats]

[One of them is a tabby cat]

[The mouse also plans its route in advance]

[Deliberately chasing another cat that is easy to bully]

[At first I thought all rats in Guangdong were so powerful]

【Those who understand the reason will find out through analysis】

Normal mice are afraid of cats. Only mice infected with Toxoplasma gondii will chase cats or even provoke them, hoping that the cats will eat them and then parasitize them.

[So cats are smart. They know there’s no such thing as a free lunch (except for humans), so they didn’t fall for it.]

[My scalp tingles when I see this]

[Toxoplasma gondii, remember, it's rude to enter someone else's brain without permission]

"It's really scary. Imagine your lunch suddenly rushing towards you [downtime]"

"Let's not talk about whether the mouse is sick or not. Imagine that the stir-fried pork and green peppers on your plate suddenly stands up and runs towards you."

"Imagine you can buy a burger for free, but someone puts a cockroach in it and gives it to you for free [embarrassing sweat]"

"Toxoplasma gondii: Mice are afraid of cats, this is a rumor"

"Toxoplasma gondii took over the body of a mouse, and it ran to the cat to be eaten in exchange for a new body. This is like when an old Yuanying monster was about to die, he took over the body of a young Qi-refining cultivator. Later, he found a better body and asked for death. This is called soul-out-of-body possession [Shamatte]."

"So Jerry's cousin has Toxoplasma [Breaking down in tears]"

"The mouse actually wants the cat to eat it because its brain is controlled by Toxoplasma gondii and it wants to occupy a better body. So it controls the mouse's body to chase the cat, hoping the cat will eat it, but the cat also knows it."

"If a stray cat really eats it, and is adopted by a kind person, then it will be the end of the world if they give it a hug and a kiss [awkward laugh][awkward laugh]"

"However... I've had many cats at home... but whenever one of them can't help but catch mice... it's bound to be dead the next day... [crying]"

“When someone who fears you suddenly attacks you, it’s either to kill you or to kill you.”

Ancient people under the canopy: What! So the so-called cat-and-mouse reversal, where the mouse eats the cat, is controlled by a worm called Toxoplasma gondii?

Such a small insect can actually control the brain of a mouse and manipulate other people's bodies to attack cats and be eaten by cats. How is this different from Miao witchcraft?

Being called out to the Miao people: 666, you’re really not even acting anymore just to throw dirty water on us (｀Δ′)

We who didn’t know the truth always thought that the mouse had turned into a spirit ⊙﹏⊙, and that it was a sign of chaos in the world and the decline of the country, so the monster turning into a spirit was an eternal sign!

Emperors who were inexplicably blamed: So, it was this pest called Toxoplasma that caused me to bear the stigma of being a corrupt ruler, and to be slandered by those evil-minded villains, saying that I was not the true emperor, and therefore monsters were everywhere, and that I was a symbol of the country's failure?!

The royal nobles who loved to eat rats looked at the rat chasing and provoking the cat on the sky, and some of them vomited without losing face.

Whenever I think about the possibility that the delicious wild game I once ate might have been controlled by these damn bugs, I feel very anxious. Could it be that I have also been controlled by Toxoplasma gondii invisibly?

Otherwise, how could I do something stupid that is completely inconsistent with my behavior at a certain time period, as if I was no longer myself at that moment.