"Here kitty, kitty. Holy f' in SHIT!!!"
The Animals That Aren't Dogs or Cats Thread
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"Here kitty, kitty. Holy f' in SHIT!!!"
This ain't nüthin',
Billi, a 13-year-old domestic cat in Florida, presses a button that voices the word "dog" — twice.
She proceeds to sit as if she's waiting for her human parent, Kendra Baker, to respond.
"Dog outside, hmm?" Baker asks Billi, via the buttons. A few minutes later, Billi presses another button for "tummy," twice.
"Accident or premeditated murder? You decide," Baker writes on the caption of the video on Instagram.
https://www.rawstory.com/talking-cat/
...Bill the Cat and Opus have been talking for over 40 years.
Billi, a 13-year-old domestic cat in Florida, presses a button that voices the word "dog" — twice.
She proceeds to sit as if she's waiting for her human parent, Kendra Baker, to respond.
"Dog outside, hmm?" Baker asks Billi, via the buttons. A few minutes later, Billi presses another button for "tummy," twice.
"Accident or premeditated murder? You decide," Baker writes on the caption of the video on Instagram.
https://www.rawstory.com/talking-cat/
...Bill the Cat and Opus have been talking for over 40 years.
We're not sure, but we saw what might have been a mountain lion pawprint at the new place where we took the dogs hiking during the week. It was big, and my mom said she didn't think it was shaped like a dog print, so she thought it was either a mountain lion or a bear. We're pretty far south for a bear, so a mountain lion is more likely.
I'll have to keep all of this in mind if we see one out there.
Ruff sketch: animal portraits in the style of old masters – in pictures
https://www.theguardian.com/artandd...raits-in-the-style-of-old-masters-in-pictures
https://www.theguardian.com/artandd...raits-in-the-style-of-old-masters-in-pictures
Bobcats are much smaller than Cougars...
And bear tracks are nothing like a cat track. Bear tracks exhibits five toes. Felines and Canines don't. . No need to rely on size.
I woulda' named him Jeff Davis.
https://www.journalofthecivilwarera.org/2017/11/dark-underbelly-jefferson-daviss-camels/
But I loved it.
Don't stop...
I live on a densely forested mountain that's a (mostly) untouched ecosystem for just about any and every animal found in the mid-Atlantic region, so these are some of my "neighbors"...
Except for unfortunate but necessary deer culling no one hunts or traps here - it's private land - so the wildlife flourishes, and because they're all used to people and we're used to them we all just stay out of each other's way...
It's a nice system of détente, and no one has been attacked or hurt here in well over a century !
The bears still make me a little nervous, though, when I see one, but I just back away slowly and they lumber off to find more berries...
Except for unfortunate but necessary deer culling no one hunts or traps here - it's private land - so the wildlife flourishes, and because they're all used to people and we're used to them we all just stay out of each other's way...
It's a nice system of détente, and no one has been attacked or hurt here in well over a century !
The bears still make me a little nervous, though, when I see one, but I just back away slowly and they lumber off to find more berries...
Lot of things can throw it off, the ground it was on, the animal walking a bit off, how fast it was going, something stuck to the foot , light angle, etc.
When you looked it up, were you looking at the photographs, of tracks in different terrain- muddy, sandy, gravels, plant litter, etc or diagrams?
When you looked it up, were you looking at the photographs, of tracks in different terrain- muddy, sandy, gravels, plant litter, etc or diagrams?