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As the old saying goes, if you are cold go find the cat. She's already found the warmest spot in the house. My childhood cats used to fight over a hammock we had hanging over one of the radiators, it never ceased to amaze me how long they'd spend in that thing and the heat never bothered them. If you are concerned kitty is going to burn herself, invest in a fire guard which is a mesh barrier usually used to stop toddlers getting to the fire but is also effective for curious cats.
They almost remind me of those "greedy" slime things and also the potato thing where you put a potato in a dark labyrinth with only one correct path and it inevitably finds it and its tuber extend until its outside the box again.
Sort of like that Joan Rivers joke about having sex with her partner while they're in seperate rooms doing their own side activities.
Edit: also, vertical mazes with water being poured in