This cat must be quite sound asleep, since he doesn't wake up immediately when the human lays a shrimp right in front of his nose! Instead, we see the cat's mouth start to move in his sleep, as if he is dreaming about eating something delicious.

The smell eventually becomes too much to sleep through. Holy cow! It wasn't just a dream! Scientists have determined that <a href="https://www.rover.com/blog/do-cats-dream/" class="on">cats indeed have dreams</a>, both during REM sleep and non-REM sleep, and that their dreams probably revolve around their everyday activities. The cat in this video might want to try that nap again, and maybe have the same dream- but that will have to wait until he's finished eating. #cat #shrimp #dream