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Wild cats hunt for their food, and one cat owner decided to recreate, in a way, the hunting experience for his cat. In the video below, Monkey the Cat fetches balls located around an apartment, and takes them to an automatic feeder that dispenses cat food when he retrieves a ball.

There’s a new exhibition in New York that recognizes the influence that cats have had in cyberspace: “For some reason, cats took off, and then it’s this avalanche that just sort of keeps piling up,” said Jason Eppink, the curator of “How Cats Took Over the Internet,” an exhibition that opens on Friday at the…

While there may be a lion in Milwaukee, there are certainly lion cubs having a meal in the clip below — View post on imgur.com

Japan has more than one cat-ruled place —

View image | gettyimages.com The HuffPo Cats page has a story entitled, 6 Human Foods You Should Never Feed Your Cat. (Some harmful possibilities are obvious, but others less so.)

Well done, loyal feline — Previously, at FW, Heroic Cat Saves Boy from Vicious Dog.

From these humble origins, an Internet phenomenon began, on 5.22.2005:

Some cats, as though they were hamsters, use exercise wheels. (See, from 7.25.14, a video at FW on a particular wheel brand.) What happens, though, if the wheel breaks or wears down? Adam Savage of Tested shows how to improve a cat wheel’s performance:

Caution: Strong language from homeowners (the cat, by contrast, manages with admirable grace and minimum fuss).