Whether this cat is truly watching a horror film, or instead if the video has a dubbed horror-film soundtrack, either way the result is clever & captivating.
Cats
Cats
Friday Catblogging: Being Kind to a Cat
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Friday Catblogging: Big Cats in Small Spaces
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Friday Catblogging: The Turkish Van
by JOHN ADAMS •
Here are six facts about Vans that will have even the staunchest members of #TeamDog donating all of their money to a Turkish cat conservation clinic, probably. 1. They are striking in appearance. Turkish Vans have medium-to-long, silky white hair with just the occasional spot of color — which only appears on the head or the tail due to…
Animals, Cats, Nature
Friday Catblogging: Suspected Poacher Eaten By Lions In South Africa
by JOHN ADAMS •
Animals, Cats, Nature, Wisconsin
Friday Catblogging: Cougar sighting verified in Washington County
by JOHN ADAMS •
Contact(s): Scott Walter, DNR Large Carnivore Specialist, 608-267-7865 or Dianne Robinson, Wildlife Biologist, 262-424-9827 MADISON- Video footage of a large cat submitted by landowners in Washington County has been verified by Department of Natural Resources biologists as a cougar. The animal was recorded on a security camera during the early morning hours of Feb. 7…
Animals, Cats
Friday Catblogging: Cheetahs’ ears
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats, Dogs
Friday Catblogging: Why Dog Breeds Look So Different But Cat Breeds Don’t
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats, Games/Puzzles
Friday Catblogging: Real Cats React to Video Game Cats
by JOHN ADAMS •
????????1??????????????? pic.twitter.com/enczhP93Cg — ?????? (@kanata_610) January 26, 2018 There are lots of things in Monster Hunter: World for humans to like. But what are cats into? Meowing, that’s what. Cat owners are seeing what their feline friends do when Monster Hunter’s Felyne characters get vocal. Via Real Cats React To Monster Hunter: World‘s Meowing.
Cats
Friday Catblogging: The World’s Deadliest Cat
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Friday Catblogging
by JOHN ADAMS •
Cats
Friday Catblogging: Eight cheetah cubs born at the Saint Louis Zoo
by JOHN ADAMS •
For the first time in Saint Louis Zoo history, a cheetah has given birth to eight cheetah cubs. The cubs, three males and five females, were born at the Saint Louis Zoo River’s Edge Cheetah Breeding Center on November 26, 2017. Mother and cubs are doing well and will remain in their private, indoor maternity…
