how much fish would a feral cat carry if a feral cat could carry fish?
http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overload/2006/07/feral_cat_carry.html
work safe if work allows you to listen to excitable Japanese TV
http://mfrost.typepad.com/cute_overload/2006/07/feral_cat_carry.html
work safe if work allows you to listen to excitable Japanese TV
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Jeeze, I am NOT going to show this to Nanook. It might give him ideas.
"How much fish would a feral ferry if a feral could ferry fish?"
I love that video.
Cat dominance exists but is quite unlike dog and human dominance, from my limited observations of local felines. There seem to be complex rules and habits. For example, my cats will sleep together on the bed during the day, and sleep in separate parts of the bed when the OH and I are sleeping, but in the evening when the OH and I are in bed, before we go to sleep, they will only visit one at a time and take turns. sometimes one leaves if the other arrives, and sometimes one chases the other away - maybe because s/he arrives "too early".
Was it you who told me that cats form "associations", not packs? That alone implies a LOT of complexity. It's been fascinating watching Nanook with the cats next door, because there are so many of them (six), and they spend so much time over here.
I don't remember telling you that, but it makes sense based on what I know.
Or at least, that's how I titled it when I passed it on to Casey's folks.