"Cage" is a term that can refer to a structure used to confine animals or objects, typically made of bars or wire. Cages are commonly used in zoos, laboratories, and homes to keep pets safe. They provide a controlled environment for animals, ensuring their safety while allowing for observation. In a different context, "Cage" can also refer to the American actor and filmmaker Nicolas Cage, known for his diverse roles in films such as Leaving Las Vegas and National Treasure. He has received numerous awards, including an Academy Award for Best Actor, showcasing his talent in the film industry.