VIDEO: Chinese Woman Escapes Danger Thanks To Alterness Of Her Cats, CCTV Records 'Cats Sensing The Disaster In Advance'

A CCTV footage has captured a disaster tiles fall in a living room of a chinese woman. Fortunately, the woman was able to narrowly escape the danger thanks to all her cats who mysteriously sensed the danger seconds before it happened. The video is termed as, "Cats really can save your lives" and the cats served to the statement. The incident happened on July 12 as mentioned in the CCTV footage.

Moments Before Disaster

In the viral video a chinese woman can be seen sitting on the sofa in living room, while all her attention is in the phone. Three cats can be seen sitting in the living room in different corners of the room. Soon a cat near the TV unit senses something unusual, it boards on the table to get idea of what's happening. Other two cats sensed something unusual too and get ready to run if any danger emerges.

Cats Sense Danger In Advance

Soon the woman who is busy in her phone notices cracked voices and panick moments of the cats and get up to a massive tiles fall from behind the TV. The woman and her cats fled the scene in seconds of the tiles fall.

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Netizens Reaction:

One user wrote, "They just have sensitive hearing senses, the minor cracks on the wall had caught the cats attention"

Another wrote, "Cats can sense poor Chinese infrastructure"

"They call it Tofu dregs construction common all over China including the bridges and other public infrastructure," one user commented.

Another commented, "Animal can hear the slightesh sound frequency, compared to humans. They have the strongest hearing ability. So it is nothing superstitious."

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