BigCatRescue asks the very important Internet question. Do big cats purr? Scientist disagree on the issue, but there are some definite big cats that do actually purr, like lynx, cheetahs, and cougars. Some say ‘great cats,’ like lions and tigers, can roar instead of purr.
A problem parents and child advocates have been complaining about since the dawn of television is that kids will learn bad habits, and even violence, from TV. They might actually be onto something, as even this kitty has learned to box from watching the boob tube.
The ten day video already has 35,000 views, and is featured on GeekoSystem, HuffingtonPost, and b3ta.
This wolf who adopted an adorably tiny kitten isn’t the first case of an inter-species adoption, but that doesn’t make the ‘family’ any less cute. People are already doubting the authenticity of the wolf’s pureness, claiming it is an outright dog, or dog/wolf mix at the least, but , again, does that make it any less precious?
It’s not a mistake that the evil mad scientist in kid shows always pets a conniving cat. Dogs just don’t have that ‘evil’ gene that some cats gave. Just check out this plotting kitty that’s featured on CBSNews.
A bunch of tourist enjoying themselves on the Cajun Pride Swamp Tours in LaPlace, Louisiana happened upon a battle of the centuries. An alligator and an ordinary house-cat had a face off over a very yummy chicken dinner. One might be surprised by the ending. The video from 2010 just had a viral surge, and is featured on DailyMail, BlameItOnTheVoices, NBCSports, Arbroath, and TastefullyOffensive.
