To: Gefn
Most big cats are solitary, except for mothers living with cubs. Lions are the exception. Tom, the wildlife expert, said the ocelot isn’t so aggressively territorial that he couldn’t live with a mate.
1,569 posted on
08/24/2015 3:13:39 AM PDT by
Tax-chick
("All the time live the truth with love in your heart." ~Fr. Ho Lung)
To: Tax-chick; fanfan; ColdOne; Cyber Liberty; null and void; Anoreth; Monkey Face; ...
The poster calls today's kitteh a "foster failure": she was nursing the rescue kittens with the intention of finding other homes for them, but instead, found that she couldn't give them up.
1,571 posted on
08/24/2015 3:20:36 AM PDT by
Tax-chick
("All the time live the truth with love in your heart." ~Fr. Ho Lung)
To: Tax-chick
If big cats are solitary, does that mean they know how to play solitaire?
Just kidding. I’d let the big cat cheat,
1,574 posted on
08/24/2015 3:42:04 AM PDT by
Gefn
(Our next President needs a First Cat in the White House.)
To: Tax-chick; Gefn
"Tom, the wildlife expert, said the ocelot isnt so aggressively territorial that he couldnt live with a mate." Okay, that sounds close enough. I could be a were-ocelot, except that it sounds Welsh.
1,576 posted on
08/24/2015 4:41:47 AM PDT by
NicknamedBob
("Australia: Every animal is one of three types: Dangerous, Poisonous, or sheep." Rorschach's Blot)
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