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The amazing animals in my neighbourhood part 8
2024.08.09 13:12
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Now sleeping peacefully after having killed and eaten a big mouse! Im a bit sad for the mouse....The amazing animals in my neighbourhood part 8
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    Sfserra
    Omg. So cute 😍 😊 😚 
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    Roy Rogers
    It's a complex balance between appreciating a cat's natural instincts and recognizing the life of another creature.
    nzdw
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    Yeah....I love my pigs but I also adore the Spanish cured ham....
  • nzdw
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    curious facts: cats lack taste receptors for sweetness
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    Harsh Solanki
    She created a beautiful painting for the art show.
    nzdw
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    Didnt know my cat was an artist... didnt knew killing qualifies as art....
  • Jessica P
    What a cute cat! Meow~
    nzdw
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    When he's asleep! 🤣
  • Janet Turner
    Yuk!!!  Looks as though it has eaten more than one mouse 😂. Nice photo though 👍
    nzdw
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    Thank you, I really like the satisfaction in the cats face...
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    Jana Kleven
    Woah!  He looks like he's eaten a few too many mice!  
    nzdw
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    🤣🤣🤣 Yeah, he,s a bit overweight, i give him too much treats...
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    KaNah Yahawah
    Lol he looks so innocent 😇 
    nzdw
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    Just like human fingerprints, no two cat noses are alike. Each cat’s nose has a unique pattern of bumps and ridges.
    nzdw
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    Whiskers are so sensitive that they can detect the slightest changes in air currents, which helps cats detect nearby objects, even in the dark
    nzdw
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    Cats can jump up to six times their body length in one leap
    nzdw
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    Cats sleep for about 12-16 hours a day on average
    nzdw
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    Cats meow primarily to communicate with humans, not other cats
    nzdw
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    Cats meow primarily to communicate with humans, not other cats
    nzdw
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    Studies have shown that cats can recognize their names when spoken, though they may choose to ignore it, as they're known for their independence.
    nzdw
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    The mouse did tooooooo....