Princess Consuela yeah she probably thinks what the hell im the one providing for this family while the humans just sit around

LOL yeah serious Aaron...

Literally a bloodthirsty mass murderer that kills just for the pleasure of it... and humans name her Sandwich. Poor thing.

DumbDuck44 the cat brings the animals to her owners so she is attempting to provide for her family not kill for pleasure. Btw stop using human morality to judge an animal. Its moronic. Animals have no sense of what is right or wrong.

Of course they kill for pleasure. We know this because when cats play, all their play behavior is mimicking the act of stalking and murdering prey. When a cat bits the head of a kickaroo, holding it with its front paws, and rapidly kicking with its back claws, that's how it would catch and disembowel prey that's about its size like a rabbit. Like you say, cats don't have morals, and that's not a moral judgement, its just a fact. Your cat loves to murder, and thinks about murder most of the day, and is imagining how fun it would be to murder something when you're waiving that fake bird toy or mouse toy in front of it.

😂😂😂exactly! And I thought rice cake was a dumb name!

ik same with dogs lol papi puff and princes but cats hunt also because there ancestors were actually wild and from Africa and you know what they say when the sun rises in Africa you better be running

Humans are nature's best killing machines, its only natural that we like each other.

and Spud.

Five year later little Sandwich brought home your neighbours chiwawa

zaQba u made my day m8 ahah

he has some... cattitudes... lol

Yeah, cats think humans don't know how to hunt, so they do it for them. To be fair, they're right most of the time.

lmao

@@jabuticaba9383 Totally agree

+KomradeCPU It is not about luring out a bird, but about finding bird postion (direction, how far, how high) and how many birds are there.

how?

Birds answer to cat sounds, then cat is using hearing to guess how many birds there are and where they are.

Mario Power interesting. Thanks.

+Mario Power Well, then it is luring.

mine too lol

+Kerryn Davenport It's not mimicking the birds it's just frustrated it can't get them. If the cat reacts to laser pointer just shine the spot on the ceiling and they will do the same thing. It's called chattering.

+GlassTopRX7 he has never done it with a laser pointer or any other time other than to the birds.

Well perhaps the laser doesn't frustrate him but that is why they do it.

me too

ye 😂

Instinct!

They don't always hunt for food. A lot of the time they're just practising or bored. So even if you feed the cat it will still hunt for those reasons. Tbf if you were a cat how would you spend the time when everyone else's asleep? It's not like they have jobs.

Dead animals are like pizza for cats.

It did, it's instinct

Lots of terriers still do

+merdufer dogs can sure hunt if they are told to.... wolves do it own their own, but dogs follow humans so if humans ask to do something they will.

Dogs hunt in groups, this is why an untrained dog will go after other animals during walks. They think the walk is a hunting trip because why else would you be wasting energy wandering around like that?

My dog will occasionally come back with a bird or something. One time he even brought back a live opossum. Dogs do still hunt, they just are trained not to do so or are kept from being allowed to do so.

I Like Pudding I agree, I have a yorkshire terrier and she had brought mice/ baby rabbits from the backyard multiple times. the remarkable thing is she always holds them without her teeth as if she's holding a puppy

aleix1203 lel

Did you just assume its gender?

Samer Elboshra it's a line from Jurassic park when the raptors lured the handler.

Samer Elboshra the owner say “she” so it’s a female cat

@@lord_khufu r/whoosh

Wow

Is your cat still alive??

@@Aaronxxi Sadly not :( He died last year.

@@eXtremeDR good. less cats means a better future for the ecosystem. Youre a neglegant pet owner for letting him hunt.

@@theviolenceenjoyer don't be a dick

Greg Alman maybe

Simple

Greg Alman but domestication usually takes away the urges but cats seem to be an anomaly

cats domesticated themselves throughout history, look it up. humans cannot tell them what to do.

Yes they are predator but good behaviour

Timmy Burch same

😂😂 same bro

Yeah, my cat has no interest in hunting. I've seen him watch a bird and not do anything about it. He loves his gravy lovers food.

@@benjaminfarias9169My little sister left a window open and one of our cats got out. Later that day when we thought we lost him he came around the corner with 2 small mice in his mouth. He refused to come back in so we just left his food outside and he always knew to come back for it and he would come and visit us if we were in the backyard. He was a tough cat. He had big scars on him but always managed to come back home. He’s 10 years old right now still running like a champ.

+dre857 OH Yessss!

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I'd watch a documentary about Sandwich.

@@benjaminfarias9169 Thank you

They don’t “mock” their pray. This “playing” with their prey is needed to release a certain amount of hormones to strengthen the mouth-muscles. Without this release they can’t bite hard enough to kill their food. This evolutionary biological development prevents cats from becoming cannibals - little kittens are same size as mice and scream very loud, if someone grab them. Loud enough to call mama back in time and because cats can’t bite without that hormone release, the next generation is save.

lol

Indeeed

My tom cat has brought back birds and eaten them whole in front of me before i could stop him he has no siblings just us two i heard females hunt more but he seems to like it

My cats who were raised with their parents are absolutel couch potatoes and they just can't hunt not even a fly.

My cat brought prey to his kitties every day, half her size rats, her mother hunted rabbits, a few times she killed grass snakes.

@wantafanta01 and is that something to be concerned ? A certain bird died due Cats hunting them? Cats kill bird because they are animal with instinct , human has Human right But Cat don't know about Animal Right so Cats and other animals using Jungle law to eat or be eaten , remember the black plague that the result of Europefolk killing the cats because they though it a witch familiar? And then made the rats population overload and then the plague manifest inside the rats . Human do more sh*t than Cats , and human also do Bird hunt using Bolt or Hunting Rifle . Human is terrible animal ever alive

Can i get 1000 Subcriber For Free? Lab No, cats DECIMATED, and made native bird species EXTINCT. In Australia cats have caused hundreds of kangaroo rat/mice/native rodent species EXTINCT. Every single one gone forever. Yes, cats maintain rodent population. But in many cases they overhunt and cause extinction.

I agree

@@autumn8920 animals have been going extinct all the time since forever. It's completely foolish and shows the hubris of humanity that we think we can or should maintain a complete status quo on the planet. We shouldn't be careless, but overly interfering is also bad, even if the change is something we caused. The animals will either adapt, or they won't. That's nature. That's how it's always been and always will be. You can't grind nature to a halt.

Mice have plenty of Other predators, you forget. And also, many cats are indoor cats in the first place, but how come the mouse population hasn’t been growing because of that? Cats aren’t truly important predators anymore. In Egypt long ago? Yeah they were. Now in America? Not so much.

Yea, they might as well ask why people hunt?

Wait til you get live rabbits in the bedroom at night. I come home from work to be scared by one left in my bedroom, still alive that I didn't see in the dark. Then there was a live dove in the bathroom once. That scared me too. Because something moves in the dark and you don't expect it.

@@OffGridInvestor sounds like u need to start paying your light bills

@@ericmcgowan1993 😂😂😂😂

Like how carnivorous fireflies mimic the flash patterns of the harmless species, to lure in the males. Male firefly think's he's getting a hot date, when really, he's just a hot meal~

The best catnames are pastery related. Or overall food related. Cupcake, Traybake, Spaghetti.

Its shit

@@bourisb24yearsago11 Hihi

No!

Na mate domestic cats are very very far to panthera or those big cats

@Random Stuff I Like. Lets be honest,they are all same

@@mr.harambe2658 96%DNA similarities between small cats and tigers

​@@mr.harambe2658 😂they do have same genetic..

Domestic house cats are actually far more agile and more successful hunters than big cats believe it or not. Their wild relatives are known to catch 80% of their prey

And I enjoy hunting feral cats, so it's win-win!

thing is, there are no true feral cats, and u cant know who they are without getting to check their ear-tag. Looks like we got a moron on our hands ppl

TheMelloMan cats were not 'designed' they evolved.

DonQui terrible bait at least try next time

@T REX Hihi

Thanks

The bird sounds and the cat mimicking the bird sounds is eeriely similar to gun battle sounds. They sound like bursts of gun fire.

lol cat: "I'm a banana!" cute

I have a cat named Banano, he is pretty yellow 😁

That should impress the local feline lassies.

Next time i go for Panini

Thank you

+promontorium Animals never love their instinct to hunt. Any dog pushed to starvation will turn to scavenging and hunting if it must.

gromann how would you know? There are animals who probably enjoy the hunt, so don't say ALL animals hate there instincts

My Labrador will walk up and eat a mouse and be dead calm the whole time. She also tried to hunt a mallard in our yard once. She has a bowl of food set up for grazing. Trust me, watch huskies, German shepherds, or shiba's. They love to kill things.

Think he meant to say Animals never _lose_ their instinct to hunt.

Dogs may be able to hunt, but a lot of times they will choose not to. Which is why you can have a dog and a cat in the same home. If he couldn't control his instincts he would quickly kill the cat.

She didnt go for it yet ;)

I've forgotten what it's called but you should be able to find it on google, it's a documentary about cats and their movement patterns in a small town in England. Basically every cat owner in the town attached a camera/GPS to their cat and they tracked them all. Pretty cool.

+DallasH717 Cats Uncovered...it's in the description.

BBC Horizon - Secret Life of the Cat

+Juhani Virtanen is amazing must watch

+DallasH717 It was so good.

Then they can run around the house.

Maybe that's what you canadians do for fun, the rest of the world has higher standards.

JOhn Doe Yeah - and those 'higher standards' have led to the unleashing of one of the worst invasive species the world has ever seen.

infinitecanadian C..candians?

p algorab I do not understand.. canadians are a kind of thier own but i would still count them in into mankind.

Go get another one. Million of cats need homes.

The Humans provide them😐

Earth Linger There probably easily scared when inside because we are much bigger than them and if you have a dog too that just adds to it since most dog breeds are bigger than cats

The misconception actually

+Grindstone Cats are so smart.

You challenged his hunting, so he proved you wrong, mate. Nice

Ah yes, these books are FIRE

Thank you

Thank you for your comment

+Zach Crawford Because they are very destructive to the ecosystem. Domestic and feral cats kill billions of birds in the US each year, and have caused the extinction of several species. They aren't wild animals, they're domestic, and it is unnatural to have so many of them going around killing things.

Thats kind of how evolution works. Species show up in a new area and wipe out or severely alter other species all the time. Cats are semi-domesticated. Except for the harshest of climates cats do not require humans to survive. It is in the core of their nature to hunt. If someone doesn't want a cat that hunts (and that perfectly fine) they shouldn't get a cat. They could get a rabbit, it is cute and furry like a cat and it doesn't hunt.

Evolution naturally involves very little movement of invasive species (like cats) between ecosystems; that's something that became much more common due to humans. It's so unnatural and destructive that we are currently considered to be in the sixth (and one of the worst) extinction event in the history of the earth. So again, the introduction of domestic cats to an ecosystem is destructive and unnatural. My point still stands. If you stop them from hunting, either by keeping them inside or equipping them with a leash or a bib or a bell, you can have a cat without contributing to their negative impact on the ecosystem.

That's a very disingenuous interpretation of what I said, and I have no idea where you got anything about cutting off body parts. If you don't value species diversity then I doubt I can convince you to, but there are economic and ecological consequences to reductions in diversity whether or not you think the species are worthy of existing or not. Anyway, you haven't really refuted anything I said before, so I don't have anything else to add to my previous comment.

***** I said in my last comment that " I am all for diversity of species". So I do value diversity, there is nothing there to convince me of. As for the removing of body parts, you said nothing of that. But a lot of people declaw their cats to prevent them from hunting or clawing people. I think preventing a cat from hunting is like preventing a person from solving problems. Both would protect the status quo of nature but would violate the nature of that animal. I have worked at an animal hospital and have lived with outdoor, indoor and everything in between cats. From my fair amount of experience, declawed cats get hurt by other animals and humans because they can't protect themselves, cats with bells tend to be pray for larger animals the can hear the bell and get hit by cars more. Many of the domesticated animal species are naturally heard/pack animals so walking with a leash next to a another animal (us) is somewhat natural to them and if done right can even be "enjoyable", but a cat is a semi-domesticated animal at best and does not generally travel in groups, so leashing is much more alien to them (the odd one will enjoy it, but i'm sure even the odd human would).

Our house also. Our kitten came to house along with pigeon, squirrel, lizards etc in her mouth. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gdp-bJejmrS7eok.html

Thank you

Lola Bint Even at the cost of some species nearly going extinct because we don't keep them indoors?

It's called nature . Leave it alone .

Yea but I don’t wanna clean up dead baby bunnies wtf man

My dude is an indoor cat and he still managed to kill one sparrow and play with his dead body on my dad's bed and today also he was acting suspicious under the bed. So i turned on the lights and a sparrow flew out from under the bed! Thankfully it seemed ok. I ran to turn the fan off and thank goodness it didn't fly into the fan. My cats a freaking psychopath lolol. I don't mind him killing roaches or lizards that come into my house but birdies are cute 🥺 also they said sparrows might go extinct in mumbai soon .

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Atomic X nope. We feed them. Is for the thrill

Cuban Agassi yeah and dogs get fed! But what do they do?? Eat out of a garbage bins and kill other peoples pets! And dogs get fed but they still kill and eat rubbish

Nope! My cats have a lot to eat at home like cat cookies, chicken, meat pork fish eggs milk.. but they go outside and bring mice and birds to eat them if there are kitten, mom cats bring them alive to teach their kitten to hunt and kill

Yes and they are PREDATORS... like big cats are?

CrAzY GuRL 101 can I be your friend cause you are exactly like me wow

It depends how much foot she has .... And how much old they are

@@Nick-ry4bu that's quite true. They don't' just hunt as much. My cat still caught a mouse at age 18.

+RLAgito yeah ... um no

+Dark W everyone has their beliefs :)

+Macksis Everyone knows the lizard people made cats to infiltrate the human race over the course of thousands of years...

^This is bait.

+Archon170 or sarcasm

He's hunting for you! LOL Seriously, he probably thinks he is providing for you

Even untrained dogs will try to hunt if you are walking them. Thats why an untrained dog will chase other animals. They see the walk as a hunting trip.

MrRibbotron Good point

***** Same here

You've got a point, but I don't subscribe to your entire argument. The difference between cats in dogs doesn't necessarily have to do with humans. I think the relationship we have with cats and dogs was shaped more by the genetic baggage they bring then by out attitudes towards them. Dogs are pack hunters, their instinct is to find their place in the pack and work in its interest. To a dog, it's owner is a pack member. When trained well, the dog will see the owner as the alpha leading his pack and obedience training is as much about teaching the owner how to lead as it is to teach the dog how to follow :). Cats, on the other hand, have always been solitary predators and their coexistence with humans was more about mutual convenience than anything else. It's not that humans shaped their hunting instincts, in fact, cats were never fully domesticated. And you can have a very strong bond with them, it's just a different kind of bond as to a cat you are not the leader, you are, best scenario, a good friend. I personally love cats and dogs equally and many other animals as well. I find all of them are wonderful and lovable in their own way. And to make any of them happy one needs to stop treating them as human babies and projecting human characteristics unto them and face up to the fact that animals have instincts, needs and motivations that are quite different from our own.

Humans are predators too (the most lethal ever), and we hunt cooperatively, so it makes sense that we'd "collaborate" (over evolutionary time scales) with pack hunters more than with solitary ones.