

Human: Why are cats so active at the early hours of the morning?

Assistant: Cats are generally more active at dawn and dusk, as this is when their natural prey is also active.


Human: Why are cats so active at the early hours of the morning?

Assistant: Cats are nocturnal, which means they’re most active at nighttime and least active during the day.  That means that, on average, they’re most active from dusk until about dawn, which makes them less active at the very early hours of the morning, when the light levels outside are at their highest.  They may be moving around to find a suitable spot to sleep, though.
Why are cats so active at the early hours of the morning?
Cats are generally more active at dawn and dusk, as this is when their natural prey is also active.
Cats are nocturnal, which means they’re most active at nighttime and least active during the day.  That means that, on average, they’re most active from dusk until about dawn, which makes them less active at the very early hours of the morning, when the light levels outside are at their highest.  They may be moving around to find a suitable spot to sleep, though.