<prompt> Hlalosa boitšoaro ba mahlo a katse ha a sokeloa.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the behavior of a cats eyes when it is threatened. . Response in English: When a cat feels threatened, its pupils can dilate to either become large circles or narrow slits, depending on the level of perceived threat and the lighting conditions. This dilation is an involuntary response of cats eyes that allows more light to enter the eye, providing the cat with a clearer view of its surroundings and preparing it for possible action. Additionally, the cat may also narrow its eyelids and slightly squint to protect its eyes and to communicate its unease. Its ears might flatten, and its hair might stand up, which are additional signs that the cat is feeling threatened. . Response in Sesotho: Ha katse e ikutloa e sokeloa, barutoana ba eona ba ka atoloha ho ba li-circles tse kholo kapa likheo tse moqotetsane, ho latela boemo ba tšokelo le maemo a khanya. Katoloso ena ke karabelo e sa reroang ea mahlo a katse e lumellang leseli le eketsehileng ho kena ka leihlong, ho fa katse pono e hlakileng haholoanyane ea tikoloho ea eona le ho e lokisetsa hore e ka nka khato. Ho feta moo, katse e ka na ea sesa lintši tsa eona le ho konya hanyenyane ho sireletsa mahlo a eona le ho ntša maikutlo a eona a tšoenyang. Litsebe tsa eona li ka na tsa bata, me moriri oa eona oa ema, e leng matšoao a eketsehileng a hore katse e ikutloa e sokeloa. 