Your Cat Sees the Invisible

Your cat knows something you don't. While you sleep, it watches the walls. Scientists discovered

cats can see ultraviolet light, meaning they detect things completely invisible to us.

That flickering stare at nothing? They're tracking movements in a spectrum we can't access.

Their pupils dilate in pitch darkness, processing 6 times more light than human eyes.

When your cat suddenly bolts from an empty room, it's not being random. It saw something.

Your home has an entire hidden layer of activity, and your cat is the only witness.

Sleep tight knowing you're basically blind.