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Hilarious video captures cute cat mumbling to himself while hunting birds on the patio
UK Daily Mail ^
| Febuary 28, 2017
| Ariel Zilber
Posted on 02/28/2017 9:41:25 AM PST by C19fan
Bird-watching can be frustrating especially if youre a cat. An internet video showing a feline apparently mumbling to itself while looking for birds through a window has gone viral on Monday. As of Monday afternoon, it had generated over 1.4 million views on YouTube. One can only wonder what the cat is saying.
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TOPICS: Pets/Animals
KEYWORDS: cats; kittyping
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Get in my Belly!!!
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:41:25 AM PST
by
C19fan
To: C19fan
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:42:51 AM PST
by
dfwgator
To: C19fan
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:45:20 AM PST
by
bigbob
(We have better coverage than Verizon - Can You Hear Us Now?)
To: C19fan
My cats do that all the time. Never have understood why they blow their cover.
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:45:56 AM PST
by
RushIsMyTeddyBear
(****happy dance**** BIGLY!!!! Shadilay!)
To: dfwgator
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:46:37 AM PST
by
RushIsMyTeddyBear
(****happy dance**** BIGLY!!!! Shadilay!)
To: C19fan
I couldn’t hear what he was saying - sound kept cutting out.
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:47:39 AM PST
by
Slyfox
(Where's Reagan when we need him? Look in the mirror - the spirit of The Gipper lives within you.)
To: C19fan
Chittering at prey is a very common cat behavior. It shows that they are simultaneously excited by the prey and frustrated that they can’t get to it. My cats chitter when they sit on their window perch and see birds or squirrels on the lawn.
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:50:22 AM PST
by
EinNYC
To: C19fan
All 3 of mine do this.....whatever it is.
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:52:12 AM PST
by
V_TWIN
To: C19fan
Have heard that it is used to either anchor the birds(like making an interesting noise before whacking a delicious bambi),or, it presents a non threatening sound coming out of a very threatening set of teeth and claws while approaching that tasty avian.
Whatever they are trying to do, it is one of the most amusing feline behaviors.
KYPD
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:53:20 AM PST
by
petro45acp
(" It IS About Islam: exposing the truth about ISIS, Al Qaeda, Iran, and the caliphate" by Glenn Beck)
To: C19fan
LOL, this is old hat to anyone with a cat!
(hey...that rhymes!)
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:54:52 AM PST
by
rlmorel
(Orwell described Liberals when he wrote of those who "repudiate morality while laying claim to it.")
To: C19fan
It’s the same as Buck fever in a cat.
Truth. (ok, my opinion, my truth)
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:55:04 AM PST
by
right way right
(May we remain sober over mere men, for God really is our one and only true hope.)
To: C19fan
Cats try to charm birds by acting and sounding like hungry chicks.
I've seen that in my own cats, even though they had no training from a mama cat.
Including my adorable but somewhat dim cat who tries to charm leaves blowing around outside.
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:55:24 AM PST
by
BitWielder1
(I'd rather have Unequal Wealth than Equal Poverty.)
To: EinNYC; RushIsMyTeddyBear
What’s also funny is when they are dreaming, now that’s a hoot.
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:56:53 AM PST
by
V_TWIN
To: EinNYC
"Chittering at prey is a very common cat behavior..."
It is also how they slice through the spinal cords - it's that movement of the teeth that does the cutting.
Hyper-predators going through the motions....
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:57:53 AM PST
by
Psalm 73
("Gentlemen, you can't fight in here - this is the War Room".)
To: EinNYC
You should hear ours when they bring in wiggly presents for us. They loudly announce, “LOOK, MAMA, WHAT WE BROUGHT YOU!!!” Yesterday, a 3 foot snake and a giant lizard dropped at my feet (the lizard, not the snake). Big brother is one the porch watching the young’uns wrestle.
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posted on
02/28/2017 9:58:58 AM PST
by
bgill
(From the CDC site, "We don't know how people are infected with Ebola")
To: C19fan
Our last two cats would "chatter" when they saw birds or squirrels outside that they wanted to get at, but couldn't.
We called it "the sound of frustration."
To: C19fan
A coulpe of our cats chatter at birds. They are not mumbling, it is a high pitched chittering sound.
Our little queen will get on her hind legs and paw at the glass in her lust to get at the birds.
To: C19fan
When your cat looks at you and starts “chittering”, be afraid, be very afraid.
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posted on
02/28/2017 10:00:30 AM PST
by
HerrBlucher
(For the sake of His sorrowful passion have mercy on us and on the whole world.)
To: C19fan
Ha... My cat would do that. It sounded like 'meow meow,meow' in a guttural growl, as he looked out the window at a bird.
Once the Vet told me the cat had a disease from eating too many chipmunks and I should stop that from happening. I gave him a long dumb look and said OK. That was why I kept that crazy cat.
So I prayed for the cat and he kept killing them pests right on and didn't get sick again.
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posted on
02/28/2017 10:01:48 AM PST
by
djone
(Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain - and most fools do)
To: C19fan
My cat always does that when looking at birds either in the house or outside. It’s a normal thing they do.
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posted on
02/28/2017 10:03:57 AM PST
by
SkyDancer
(Ambition Without Talent Is Sad, Talent Without Ambition Is Worse)
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