Cats are known for their independent nature and can exhibit a wide range of behaviors. Some typical behaviors for cats include:

1. Scratching: Cats have a natural instinct to scratch, which helps them maintain the health of their claws.
2. Grooming: Cats are fastidious groomers and spend a significant amount of time each day licking and cleaning their fur.
3. Playing: Cats are natural hunters and enjoy playing with toys that mimic prey, such as strings, balls, and laser pointers.
4. Sleeping: Cats are known for their love of sleep and can spend up to 16 hours a day sleeping.
5. Meowing: Cats use meows as a form of communication with their human caregivers. Some cats are more vocal than others, but all cats meow to some extent.
6. Sitting in high places: Cats like to sit in high places, such as windowsills, bookshelves, and the tops of refrigerators, because it gives them a sense of security and allows them to survey their territory.
7. Staring: Cats have a habit of staring at their owners or other animals, this is a normal behaviour and can be sign of interest or trying to communicate.
8. Bringing “gifts”: Some cats will bring their owners small “gifts,” such as toys or prey, as a way of showing affection.

It’s important to note that all cats are unique, and the behavior of your cat may differ from these typical examples, but these are general behaviour that cat display.