CATS!
- Thread starter Tudo
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i don't doubt that at all! the blue jays and mockingbirds gang up and chase cats here. i heard a ruckus on my carport a few years back, and looked out to see about 6 jays and some mockingbirds had cornered my poor useless fixed male cat under the car. birds everywhere; sitting on the glider, the garbage cans, hanging plant baskets...
What a pussyi don't doubt that at all! the blue jays and mockingbirds gang up and chase cats here. i heard a ruckus on my carport a few years back, and looked out to see about 6 jays and some mockingbirds had cornered my poor useless fixed male cat under the car. birds everywhere; sitting on the glider, the garbage cans, hanging plant baskets...
Three Berries
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We have the Barred and Barn owls around here that are cat killers. Let one cat out once who hadn't been out before and found nothing but leg bones under the tree the next day.
EnjoyingLife
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I don't even know what to say except wow and those are smart birds.i don't doubt that at all! the blue jays and mockingbirds gang up and chase cats here. i heard a ruckus on my carport a few years back, and looked out to see about 6 jays and some mockingbirds had cornered my poor useless fixed male cat under the car. birds everywhere; sitting on the glider, the garbage cans, hanging plant baskets...
cool as hell! he didn't bat an eye, either. methinks that wasn't the first time that it happened...
Lucky was a wuss of a cat, lol. the birds never bothered our calico we had at the time, she was death on four paws. they didn't fuck with her at all.
Had an old tom that i suspect took down the mate or offspring of a bluejay so the damn thing constantly followed the cat and heckled him for at least half a year.i don't doubt that at all! the blue jays and mockingbirds gang up and chase cats here. i heard a ruckus on my carport a few years back, and looked out to see about 6 jays and some mockingbirds had cornered my poor useless fixed male cat under the car. birds everywhere; sitting on the glider, the garbage cans, hanging plant baskets...
The silver lining was that all that you had to do to find the cat was to listen for the squawking bluejay and you could pinpoint his location.
Three Berries
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Felines shoot to internet fame as cameras show what they get up to
Two cats, Gonzo and Mr. Kitters, are gaining a following on social media after their owners placed cameras on their collars and captured footage of their daily adventures.
EnjoyingLife
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I have a female Turkish Van that's the same way, def a huntress. Her brother on the other hand...Lucky was a wuss of a cat, lol. the birds never bothered our calico we had at the time, she was death on four paws. they didn't fuck with her at all.
the females do most of the hunting in lion prides too. males mostly sit around waiting for the dinner bell to ring or some hyenas to get too ballsy...
a cool job if you can nail it down.
This Is Why Your Cat Freaks Out When You Say "Pspspsps"
pspspspsps pussy cats
sounds like a scam. i don't think that the cats even know why they pull some of the shit they do...
watched one go from being asleep to doing a backflip, land on their feet as usual and look around like "WTF was THAT all about?" 
St. Phatty
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Birds do something similar.
If you talk to them, certain words seem to make them shake their head like they have water in their ears.
I've been studying Nucleosynthesis & Cosmogenesis (where the elements come from) and am making peace with the final disposition of my own corpse after I die: let Rigor Mortis set in, then wait for Rigor Mortis to pass ... to make sure I'm really dead.
Then let the wild animals have a meal. It's a way of "Giving Back".
EnjoyingLife
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I wonder if it was dreaming of cucumberssounds like a scam. i don't think that the cats even know why they pull some of the shit they do...
EnjoyingLife
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Never thought about it from that perspective. I always said cremate me but giving back to nature works for sure.
i'm applying to donate to The Body Farm at UT. useable organs are donated, then they set you out under varied conditions/places to study the progression of decomposition and insect development under different temps and atmospheric/weather for forensic studies. what remains there are, are then cremated and returned to next of kin.
