I was thinking the same. This is not a cat is a panther, I know Fox hunts cats.

Black panther

@@abielgarcia463 Not true, foxes don't hunt cats, not adult ones anyway - as you can see from this video. Foxes aren't stupid; cat's are much too big and much too fierce for foxes to hunt. If they had a fight, the fox would come off worse.

@@adolforodolfo6929 lol fucking bs caga around my way are always killed by foxes

@@adolforodolfo6929 You are correct. An adult cat is way too much for any fox to handle. They are physically stronger than the fox, have more weapons, and the fastest reflexes of any other animal. There are many videos on KZfaq showing cat / fox encounters, and every one of them shows the cat dominant over the fox. The fox is too big for the cat to kill, but the fox also knows the cat can deliver a serious injury. No animal wants to get hurt. That is why the fox will usually just run away from the cat. The same thing happens between bobcats and coyotes. A coyote does not want any smoke with the bobcat. And i have seen lynx chase off lone wolves.

fox..i must carefully....cat is waching me...i must eat quik and run😆😆😆

It’s like in the darkest place on earth you go with the brightest ligth

cats like to play around with prey sometimes, it knows there will be more food later on.

@@edwardrossman9448 a fox is NOT a stupid house cats prey you idiot.

but the Fox got a meal so who won?

you know your facts brother

ardi kule well said but who said the cat was protecting his food?

It was somewhere in the comments, ages ago.

exactly

The fat black cat just don`t want to share.

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I love to watch them stalk ....what gifts they have..

Unless you get water

Badger is most fearless

@Just Browsing ... but, ok, I'll kill it just the same 😁

Jeff Hicks hell yeah take the time to appreciate the good things in life!

+naphackDT Hilarious

+naphackDT Looked more like the cat thought he was camouflaged at the end and was ready to pounce the fox. Little did he know, he stuck out like a sore thumb.

lmao

Right. Amazing that as fast as we know cats are, that fox was staying ahead with control... enough to not be touched and then stop as soon as the cat stopped haha. Then back for more snacks. That fox has some serious strength that probably won't be used on much more than mice, but man are they athletic.

abbeykroeter Some canines have cat like speed. Coyotes moves fast like cats too.

abbeykroeter cats aren't that fast, I can smack my cat's whiskers and retract before his paws start swinging

***** True, anough videos on KZfaq where cats chase a bear xD

CC-Tron foxes aren't canines though. They're in their own genus. However they're canids, which is the canine family but they're not canines. Confusing, isn't it ? You can tell a true fox from other fox like canines by their eyes, foxes have slitted pupils just like cats. Coyotes are canines however.

Cat thinks he's a fucking ninja! LOL

Especially when it's black as fuck with a green grass behind it... totally blending in

Clorox Bleach but in the night black cats are invisible.

Cat was really scared lol

Butch Roc not really it chased the fox off the focking mong

😂😂

jafferbar Domestic cats only can kill small animals than them.

jafferbar i don't think so, cats doesn't have a strong paws and teeth to kill an animal more bigger than them. If a cat can do that, show me a video.

jafferbar ...because they aren't in the bible?

jafferbar You said you don't believe dinos existed?

jafferbar I'm fully with you, although maybe "kill" is a bit of a stretch. A domestic Tom can DEFINITELY do severe damage to animals bigger than itself. I have 2 Tomcats, both Tabbies, (used to have 3) and 1 of them, when it was still just a half grown kitten, killed a huge, adult squirrel that was at least twice his size. They are ferocious fighters and go for the eyes and throat, and those are areas any wild animal is going to be desperate not to injure. A domestic Tom has no fear, it gets food for free anyway. And they are incredibly strong too. Of course, it depends on the cat's breed & background (a pampered moggy is less likely to know how to fight, let alone start one), but a big Ginger or Tabby Tomcat who had enough interaction with other cats whilst a kitten to learn to fight, they're pretty fearsome

LOL yep, the cat just started chilling out at that point!

It's spelled cautious not Causious !

Not really. Foxes are actually quite small and not much larger than the average adult housecat.

@@TenereAMir Absolutely right, but try convincing people who've never seen a fox in their life...

@@adolforodolfo6929 and I hate fox fanboys who underestimate a cats strength

@@KENNYBIGBOWMAN I suppose I'm a fox fanboy, in that I like them a lot, but the average fox is going to come second in a fight with a cat. The fan boys that really make me laugh are the "fighting dog" brigade who think that their pit bull can take out a leopard 🙄

@@adolforodolfo6929 Ikr no dog can kill a leopard cats are underestimate

We have an 11 pound all white female. She is not much of a hunter, and usually leaves the smaller animals alone, but she is very territorial and has been aggressive with larger animals - dogs, raccoon, fox, etc. I have stopped her from attacking dogs being walked by the house three or four times now. The last time, there was an older woman walking a cocker spaniel by the house while i was outside with Courtney the cat. Courtney growled like a bobcat and slammed both front paws viciously on the ground ready to attack before i stepped in. And a few years back, a curious large male raccoon approached Courtney in the backyard. She growled loudly again and clawed him right in the nose - probably one of the most sensitive parts of his body. He was two or three times her size, but he spun around and fled out of the yard right away with her chasing after him. A few minutes later, she returned, but he never came back to this yard after that.

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