Take a load of that cat what a cocker. More muscle then Mike Pence

That's how microphones work

@@thedude4795 I think she moreso loves that the cat is purring, a sign of satisfaction in cats, a sound also known to cause pleasure in humans.

@@heinoustentacles5719 no the cat

@@ktk44man he's making a joke. Because cameras don't pick up the sound, it's the microphone

They removed the part where the dragon following the two babies appeared.

Thats not a cat its a peeled cucumber!

And the other 2 cows having it away in the background 😂

That cat must trust their owner a lot. I know I've had my cat for over five years and he still hides in the basement during sylvester.

The cattle may be several times larger than the cat which is no threat to then, but the cattle know a predator when they see one.

Cats are such intuitive little Masters

"and not any kind of a threat." Unless you're asleep in the long grass and one treads on you.

Lol. “Quickly identify” by virtue of… the cat having lived every moment of its life around them!

The cat kept moving away from them

@@azuralmusic Not every time and in a calm way.

Sweetly said 🐈🐂

Yeah animal, by smelling your sexual organ can identify Your sex ,age ,emotion ,if you have an illness etc...

You're wrong, butt smelling is doggo language....

@@schwarzeseele5825 Many, many animals including dogs and cats smell butts to identify each other.

@@schwarzeseele5825 cats do that too.

And the turds all over the place.

@@lakojake4215 thick rich and creamy

Welcome to Finland :)

I can absolutely live there i swear

I dont know if you know, but we have forest type called Taiga, which is moss filled and has mostly pine threes. And even In brightest days light barely enters those forest grounds.

They really are just giant teddy bears.

Blessings on earth.

Till they get killed for ur meal... humans...

@@themaninjork They're not even a native species here. The alternative to raising them for food is that they never exist in the first place.

@@brandencullinan8886 ah that's why u kill them

I too had to look down in the comments once I saw it if anyone here mentioned it and I was right.

I saw that and started laughing. 😂😂😂

Gotta make some more kids in case this business with the cat goes south.

they are busy in serious work what do you think? saving the species and all that

@Illuminator No, he’s correct. Western civilization is facing a population shortage.

Cat fact #227 All animals adapt to the cat.

I did not know that

*cowherds

You mean in place of Shepherd dogs? Cattle arent supposed to follow the Shepherd dog, they are meant to fear the Shepherd dog. Shepherd cats have failed even before they have begun, truly tragic.

@@undertyped1 it was a joke

That cat DGAF

The cat probably familiar with highland cattle and highland cattle are gentle in general

Finnish.

​@@Gadfly333 I finished.

I'm pretty sure you'd be frozen to the bone screaming "I need warms!"

​@@princeofcupspoc9073 I will built a camp fire, I will smoke cigarettes and I will have two bottles of dark rum with me while wearing warm clothes. Checkmate

ruined the whole mood damnit 😂

Let em cook

There is a park in Glasgow where I live, pollock Park and they breed Highland cows for competitions there I go sometimes in summer with my brother and such and we go into a forest where they roam freely, and you wouldn't believe how close the calves come up to us, even the adults, we can be within 2-5 feet of them no problem, the adults don't bat an eyelid , very trusting, but the calves are so inquisitive Got some great photos of me and bro right beside them The horns on the adults are enormous too, it took us a few visits to realise how close we could get without fear of those horns being used on us 😂

Older breeds of cows like this and Finnish cattle seem to be more intelligent and curious than those higher producing newer breeds.

@@jpm83 Not to be "that person" on the internet, but Scottish Highland cattle are actually a relatively newer breed. Holstein-Friesian cattle, which are the major milk producers of the world originated around 100 B.C. when the Hesse people, displaced by flooding, migrated to the shores of the North Sea and interbred their cattle with the Frisii tribe's cattle, thus forming the genetics for our modern day milkers. Scottish Highlands have only been around since the late 1800s when Scottish farmers decided to breed an extremely cold-hardy breed and keep herd books of their progress. Scottish Highlands are as tolerant of cold as a caribou! Now, the newest breed of cattle is actually still in development in the U.S. and is called the Salorn. The Salorn is comprised of 5/8 French Salers and 3/8 Texas Longhorn blood. I guess you don't have to be smart to be delicious.

@@jpm83 Older milkers would have been more intelligent and curious than modern milkers, but for some reason, we branched off some of those old cows into different cows with more intelligence and curiosity, which isn't as useful so only happened lately.

@@jpm83 Minimising the brains of a cow that's controlled and exploited, while maximising its meat output, works out ethically. You'd be killing many more brain cells with old cows. And cows might have the best meat to mind ratio of anything, although the fact these highland cows can be so clever and still be cows is a bit disturbing I guess.

Yer name? haha !

He will teach them in time...

Your English is excellent.

@@epincion thank you☺️

I certainly understood what you're saying. Your English is better than some people who have English as their first language! (And probably their only language.) Reminds me of a joke: What do you call someone who speaks 3 languages? Trilingual What do you call someone who speaks 2 languages? Bilingual What do you call someone who speaks 1 language? American. : )

I was going to post but I figured someone else must have got to it before me.

@@marsneedstowels :)

Cute until their mother tramples something or someone.

Graeme Parker, The Hoof GP, a hoof trimmer, says that cows are incredibly curious. So does Tom Pemberton, a dairy farmer who also has a YT Channel.

It ain't green no more mate. Abd it ain't green for most of the year either

Cats are actually intelligent enough to understand different species and treat them differently. In comparison, most domesticated animals see other species as variants of their own. So the cat response would be more akin to the human response to a cute,fluffy, large animal. Although, the cat empathy and care is generally relegated to the juveniles of a species, which they can also tell apart.

Yes, Finland is a Northern country, up by Sweden and Norway.

Definitely a tasty looking couple 🍖🥩🍻

Aww I know right lil alien haha.

Good man - corn is rubbish stuff.

I mean he lives on a farm that breeds the things. Cats aren't stupid, he's long since gotten familiar with the big floofs and their ways.