Mama cat must do everything to protect her babies

Pay no attention to that man behind the camera! (or woman, but I guess you get the idea) :)

Best comment to describe what's happening.

Hahahaha

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Dimensional Sponge 🥰🥰😂🤣😅

Yes, I heard that! 😸❤

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Dimensional Sponge I thought the babe was speaking to the camera audience.

The way the mom looked at the kitten lol

@Yol Riin Lask untangle ya bunched up panties

true. very.

I agree. I love them

@@almighty9125 the almighty has spoketh the gospel. Amen. 😼

@@Uioit 👍😊

True!

100% agree. Don't know why people do that.

Right, it's also much more peaceful this way.

That, that cliché cutesy music, or stock meow sound effects. Really ruins the genuine vibe

@@WindPortal their voices are music enough

Maybe they changed it? Don't hear the music now

''mmrrew''.

Agree so sweet

*Tell that to a canary.*

@@Trigger_000 LMAO

Music to my ears

Yeah

Agreed 🥰

Beautiful sweet mother kitty🌺 Adorable kittens♥️ yes! Very important! Stay clean 💕

That's one skill I wouldn't teach my child.

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Very much so there gorgeous cats. I hope the owner keeps the litter together and doesn't brake them up. My friend kept her litter of cats together because they've been kept together they still recognize who mama cat is.

Gorgeous cat and kitties.😺🐾😷

I know right

@@evonwilliams7502 🥰

@@sirxavior1583 Sorry, it's a cattery. They're for sale.

Yaron Steinbuch....Yes indeed, God blessed all kitties to be adorable 😻🌸🙋🏽‍♀️💕

Yaron Steinbuch The clock or whatever was pissing me off though (^~^)

@Fuck youtube yes there is.

We don’t deserve kitty’s 🥺❤️

@@nataliereb4902 Only the Shinto gods, the very deities of nature, exist.

Exactly, why yes; thank you very much

High Priestess get a good time with the girls in a little work out of my life I can do a good time and get a little sleep I will get you a woman I will see

You nail it👍🐾

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Lol was a good meow

My kitties all think I'm their Mommy anyway! They also think they're human. Lol. They are sooo vocal and expressive.. Never have called them like "here kitty kitty" no. I use their names. I did the "here kitty kitty" a couple days ago and they didn't move. Looked at me like.. um what? 🙄What's that you're doing Mom? They only know by names lol

Male cats call female cats to mate but other than that yeah

That's not the same meows

Apparently when cats speak to each other it's in low almost subsonic growls. Fascinating!

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Jiji C. Like you did to yours!

Steve T Man, you got me

😂😂😂 but they're always loved more tbh

And that one is me lmao

That's throughout the whole animal kingdom!

What the fuck dude

I hope you’re doing ok now

Mammals are too similar to humans

@@Pink_pr1ncess Humans are mammals, you dolt.

@@Pink_pr1ncess explains why we have breast cause we are mammals

@@Pink_pr1ncess we are mammals. We feed our offspring with milk. That makes us mammals.

Uhhh no. This was lame and how ironic is it that you're calling the cat simple and you're telling a joke that only a simple minded person would find humorous.

That’s probably exactly what’s happening

you also can't think of an original comment so you tie everything in your life to current events, in this case the overhyped china virus

nils920 so very true ,, it calming to the soul ,,

@Joel W calm down

@@hypnos3632 calm down too

Joel W How is a “fake flu” killing thousands of people everyday?? Wow people are so stupid...

It's called "making biscuits", 'cause it's as though they're kneading dough ;)

I’m sorry man - not everyone understands but losing Pets is hard especially when you notice their absence

We have been privileged to be the custodians of special feline lives and their loss is noticed. I feel your pain.

Cats do that when they’re feeling happy and/or content. It’s how they get milk as kittens.

accurate. where should i sign ?

Cats. What're you gonna do?

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My cat needed a c-section to have her kittens. (She managed to deliver one but the rest were stillborn.) After the procedure, she had this droopy belly. Vet doesn't do nip and tuck but she was still a pretty kitty.

@@sludgystarfish i had a c section, and yes, its true, we humans even get the droopy belly. i didnt know cats got it too LOLLL

They cannot because they are too little and they want ti o talk with them mom they need o her. She is so patient and lovely. ❤️

That is so untrue. My male cat meows when he goes in search for female cats. Also when they are angry with one another cat meow

Well of course ... how else would they communicate with their slaves?

I read that like 3 times and they're still meows. Doesn't seem to have a difference between meowing to humans and to her kittens

@@chipster3394 Mating is different, but OP is somewhat correct. Cats dont meow with each other to communicate.

Meowing is a kitten behavior that persists into adulthood due to domestication. Their wild cousins (actual wildcats, not feral domesticated cats) do not meow when they're adults unless it's to communicate with kittens - and even then, it's less of a meow and more of an "oi! I'm here. Calm down before the predators find you!" It's believed that the *reason* meowing into adulthood became a domesticated cat behavior was because they needed the ability to communicate with humans. This doesn't mean they don't use it to communicate with other cats as well. Although different cats are more vocal than others. Willow rarely meowed until we got Sarah. Sarah is an extremely vocal cat - the most vocal I've ever seen. Now Willow is picking up her behavior a bit, but she is still pretty quiet. Willow rarely meows at us unless she's demanding something (food/attention). Honestly, she meows more to Sarah than either of us. Sarah, on the other hand, will meow in a manner that basically seems to mean "I'm here!" House cats are also much more social than wildcats are. The very much do enjoy being around others and even when they're ferals/strays/etc they still form core social groups that they regularly stay close to. If your cat goes outside regularly, they likely have formed a social group with other outdoor cats in the area. Ppl tend to think of cats as loners because cats hunt alone, unlike humans and dogs which tend to hunt in packs/groups. But that has to do with the different domestication processes. When it came to dogs, we wanted to change their hunting behaviors - we wanted them to hunt with us and largely to only hunt when we wanted them to hunt. We made dogs largely dependent on us, much like every other animal we've domesticated. That doesn't mean they can't survive in the wild (feral), but we had a fundamentally different approach to domesticating dogs than cats. Cats became domesticated because they needed shelter/safety when they *weren't* hunting, which humans were only too happy to provide specifically because of cats hunting pests like mice and rats. So their social behaviors when *not* hunting increased as they essentially domesticated themselves, meanwhile, their hunting behaviors remained relatively unchanged - which was how we wanted it ofc. We didn't want them to stop hunting the animals eating our grain, after all. In fact, we wanted to encourage them to hunt as much as they wanted and we didn't want to have to supervise them. All we wanted to do was control their range - to stay close to where we were and specifically close to our fields, homes, and storage facilities. Unlike just about every other animal species we've domesticated - we didn't restrict their roaming so much as provide incentive to not wander too far away. And that ofc goes back to the fact that we never set out to deliberately domesticate house cats, unlike every other species that humans have domesticated - which is why house cats occupy a special place among domesticated species. Edit: I didn't mean to imply that wildcats don't have their own social groups. They do. They are just *less* social than house cats. And ofc, there's many different species of wildcats across the world. While a couple can interbreed with housecats, they are *not* house cats. House cats are their own distinct species, much like dogs are. Edit2: I went back and clarified what I meant by the differences between cat/dog domestication. I'm going to stop now while it's essay-sized cuz oh my gods, domestication is such a huge and fascinating topic!

Yes I have one his name is Leo and hes the loudest cat I've ever had lol sweetest too

They sure do they got some weird meows

My cat sounded very similar ^^

Oriental Shorthairs have amazing unique voices too. WOOOOOOOOooooonNNN.

My half begal cat sounds like she's constantly crying

Aren't they the Coolest Looking Eh? 😎

They really are!! 🐅

I call them dogs in cat body, I know they arent but aside from more energy and possibly liking water and outdoors, they are no more wild then rescue feral cats

That's what I wondering. Thanks for the info.

Yes they are gorgeous cats.

I think she’s just letting the kitten know she’s there- since the other three are suckling and she’s crying worriedly.

She saying "Stop all that crying!" 😂

Kitten: " Mommy Mommy Where are you!?" - Mom "I'm right here!"

They're very similar to humans. They talk shit just like us lol

Don't meow at that human, she's not your mother.

1.3 million now lol.

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I'd have lost my sanity long ago, if not for the pleasant company of my two house panthers. They were littermates at a nearby feral colony. One hides most of the time, even after nearly three years here... but her much smaller sister seeks me out when she wants to be petted and fussed over. Lil' sister has an unusually tiny voice to match her physical size, and I feel that all is right with the world when she "talks" to me. Big sister sends the "lil' squirt" to fetch me when it's meal time, and they both lead me to their food dishes; that's about the only absolute item in my daily routine, so they keep me on my toes! 8-)

Yes

@@Delie4 Ha..... Ha.... Ha....!

Lol

Sarah Duropan , wow! You were so incredibly lucky to find one in a shelter. That is virtually unheard of! Whoever handed that kitten in obviously didn’t realise that they could have sold it for a decent amount! I don’t actually know how much they go for, but having cats myself, all my life, I know that specific breeds can go for thousands of dollars, depending on the breed and what country you live in. I hope you find your miracle kitten again in the not too distant future. It always makes my heart happy to know that any pet, but especially kittens and cats as they have my heart, go to safe and loving forever homes. And you are clearly a feline lover, like myself. They are such special furry little ones. Every time I watch videos of this beautiful mama and her babies it makes my heart swell and I get the urge to start looking for one! They are such a beautiful breed. But I have 2 cats right now and I don’t think either of them would forgive me if I got another one! As it is, they don’t exactly like each other! But I love them both as if they were my own babies. And one of them has a newly diagnosed cardiac condition that I have been told will dramatically shorten his lifespan, unfortunately. He has just turned 4 and I have been told that he may have 3-5 years, if he is lucky. It makes me sad, but all I can do for now, is give him the best life possible for as long as he is with me. I already spent $15k on him last year for 2 surgeries, one week apart, when he got a blockage in his stomach from fur balls! Yikes! Thank goodness for pet insurance!

@Christsservant 83 You're pretty lucky too. I was looking for a Bengal, and the one's ive seen under $1,000 have been scams. Although there is one breeder I've found that sells then for $800 regardless of gender or patterns. But her litter is already sold. I might get one from her next year. You are so right though! There's just something about Bengals that make them extra special. I did end up adopting 2 kittens since this post. They are sweet, and adorable, and I love them. But I have to admit, they are missing that "thing" my Menchie had. BUT they are still kittens. They haven't grown out of the murder everything that moves age yet. They will eventually calm down...I hope! I love your cat's name, btw. Mojo is a perfect name for a bengal! It sums their personalities to a T!

@@leannepaxton5012 @Leanne Paxton I was incredibly lucky! I still kick myself for not getting one of his litter mates when I got him. Initially, we thought they were just tabbies with beautiful markings. But as he got bigger and prettier, we knew he had to be at least half Bengal. A few years ago, we got a DNA test and he was in fact 100% Bengal. I will definitely get another bengal one of these days. But I want to get one from a good breeder. Not from a breeder who forces the mother to have litter after litter. But I have rescued a brother and sister since I posted this. A sweet grey one and a calico. And I am so sorry to hear about your sweet baby. It's so hard to lose them. But maybe they come up with a treatment for your kitties condition. I hope so. Give him some cuddles from me. And love him as much as you can for as long as you are together! But I know you're already doing that!

So sorry to hear you lost him.

@Dana Davison WHO mentioned fuckin God?!!!

Sadid Tahmid shit comment

@@MegaCozzy Better than yours.

Well, they already learned one thing and that is how to be so cute we can't help but adore them.

*Cough!!* Beerus and Bastette.

@@tartarusprodigy6584 You’d better feed them well, or else... *h a k a i*

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Remind me of lion king when Simba wanted to rush to the waterwhole lol 😆

Should have said, this breed fascinates me! I love the purrs and the meows!