Hello. Turn the facts presented in this article into a cute children's story about a kitten who makes friends with a mouse. Leave a space between the paragraphs.

2. Hunting
Learning how to hunt for food is one of the essential traits for all cats. Luckily, they have this hunting instinct from birth. Nevertheless, kittens still need guidance on hunting, which is what the mother cat teaches them. The kittens learn hunting basics, such as where to find their prey and how to approach them.

Their mother teaches them the tactics of catching prey without making noise to scare them away.

This hunting lesson is taught to all kittens by first bringing a dead mouse. The mother cat then eats it to show it is good to eat a mouse for food. Next, she allows them to play around with a dead mouse and eat with her.
Afterwards, she brings a live mouse and teaches them how to kill it with her assistance.

After a few lessons, she takes them for mice hunting, where she helps the kittens hunt until they can hunt for themselves.
The little gray and white kitten trotted happily in the garden. She felt the warm morning sun on her face and smelled the sweet fresh air. She found a patch of grass in the sunlight and curled up to take a quick nap. She was almost asleep when she heard a rustling sound.

She opened her blue eyes and spied a small white mouse nibbling on some seeds nearby. She carefully crouched into a pounce position without making a sound. She only had one chance to catch the mouse.  Then, with lightning speed, she leaped at him.

The mouse looked up just in time to see the kitten coming at him. He let out a shrill "Squeek!" and tried to run away. But the kitten was too fast. She held him securely between her paws and looked at the little mouse. He had soft white fur, little brown eyes and a cute little pink nose. He stared at the kitten, too afraid to speak.

Then, to his surprise, the kitten let him go. She sat up and tilted her head to one side. "Hello," she purred softly.

The mouse stood straight up and then made a gallant bow. "Good morning, Miss Kitty," he said in a quiet tone.

"I'm supposed to catch you and eat you. That's what my momma said I had to do."

The little mouse shook his head sadly. "I implore you, Miss Kitty, please do not make me your breakfast."

"But what should I do with you?" she asked.

The little mouse thought for a moment then smiled. "We could be friends," he suggested. "Would you like to be friends with me?"

The little kitten smiled and nodded her head. "Yes, I would like that very much. I only have my momma to play with since my brothers and sisters were given away. I get lonely sometimes with no one to play with."

The tiny mouse gave her a big smile and held out his paw. "Then friends we shall be!"

The little kitten shook his paw and the two settled down in the grass together. She waited until the little mouse was nestled in her warm fur then contentedly fell asleep with her new friend.