Cats: are you living with a killer? | REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Living with cats isn't always easy. Nature nerd Dr Ann Jones explains their seemingly erratic behaviour. Subscribe to ABC Science 👉 ab.co/2YFO4Go
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00:00 Intro
00:25 Cucumber scares cat • Cucumber Scares Cat
01:27 Cats overreact • Glad they didn't overr...
02:19 Cat instantly attacks pigeon • Cat Instantly Attacks ...
03:39 Helping a friend can bite you on the ass www.tiktok.com/@rhodeheead/vi...
04:58 Cat saves little boy from dog • Hero Cat Saves Toddler...
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A new neighbor moved in next door. Probably a nice person. I had two middle-aged Siamese sisters who were very territorial. The man had two Rottweilers, probably nice, trained animals. My two cats were asleep under my car in the driveway. The man let his dogs out off-leash and I yelled at him that I had two cats outside. His two dogs ran into my yard, saw the sleeping sisters, and foolishly put their noses under my car. Lots of barking quickly becoming screaming. Poor dogs. My cats usually fought and hunted as a team, and the dogs took a few claws before the dog owner rescued his animals. Then tried to get on me for my “killer” cats.
There are never enough of her videos!!!
Agree wholeheartedly ❤
Our 9kg Norwegian Forest went into protect mode for my Wifey when some d-head druggie was hopping fences while being chased by the cops. He made the mistake of jumping into our yard that is cat proofed. He got stuck and was trying our locked gates to get out. Our Girl was locked to my Wifey like a circling shark. They are renowned for their sweetness but try to mess with the planets oldest natural breed of domestic feline. The Vikings knew too about their deep family protection. Awesome vid Doc 😺
Imagine one of those Savanna cats going after someone, those things are scary and big, I'd almost rather a dog came at me than one of those
My itty bitty calico cat makes a growl that sounds like it's rising from the depths of hell. However, she's so small that she can hide up fully inside recliner chairs. She's also a coward and will crawl up into the chair at any unexpected sound.
So everyone who has come to feed her while I'm gone has reported the furniture growling at them, but the food is gone and the litterbox used (she's fully indoor), so they figure she's doing alright.
One of my past cats actually was growling at a social worker we had in our house. This was when my daughter was only a couple of months old. At the time the social worker was holding my daughter. She was THAT protective of my daughter..
Another cat, this girl from my childhood, saw our neighbors' german shepherd in our yard. Now this was a dog who had sent three folks back then to the hospital. His owners had a sign of "Beware of the Dog" posted by him. But off the chain he was easy to get along with. Well he came into the yard. Was sniffing about when our cat jumped onto his back. He never ever again came into our yard after that.
Wednesday night, here in Humble Texas, I decided to go to a local BBQ place, (Pappas) as I was getting ready to order, I heard a most pitiful meow coming from the bushes behind the store. I tracked a tiny kitten until it ran under a transformer. All grey. Before long some of the staff were outside and I borrowed a flashlight (torch) from the manager. I had to do some digging and I got it. The little stinker bit me three times, but I wasn't going to lose this one. It's over 100 degrees F and it only rained here just now, after a long drought. Now I have a new best friend. From spicy to nicey in about one hour.
Good for you! I have 9 cats, all rescues. The last one I found in the road in front of my house, looked to be maybe 2 months old. Now she is vaccinated, spayed, etc. and as near as I can tell, a princess ruling all my grown boys, on her way to being a cat queen when she finishes growing up.
@@Spyderredtoo Beautiful story. I've had as many as nine. There are six at the moment.
Thank you. You saved a life and are getting one of the best rewards possible.
I am almost 40 but I want to be Dr Anne when I grow up 🥰
Me too :))))
“Frankly looks a little too big for the bike… I’m not judging” 😂😂😂😂
The cats hunting ability is the reason why my cats are only allowed outside in their run. That way my yard is still full of lizards, birds and wildlife. I figure anything that gets into the run is fair game and probably too stupid to live. They still bring me the occasional lizard but I probably only get one a year, i can remember the last time in fact.
We had a cat (named Ashes) that would attack any dog that came into our front yard. One day I saw a dog walking toward our house (on the sidewalk). As it got to the house nextdoor, it walked down their driveway, into the street and then up our driveway and continued walking on the sidewalk. It was looking around the entire time as if dreading any interaction. I was the craziest thing.
Years àgo, I had a sweet natured ginger tabby named Charlie. One day I came outside to find him with his fur standing on end & his tail puffed up like a bottle brush, at the doorway of our small garden gazebo. Inside, Charlie had bailed up a petrified young blue heeler. I had never seen him behave like that before, but assume he was just protecting his territory.
Unfortunately most Australian cat owners refuse to keep their cats inside or build a cat run because "it's in their nature" to roam. They choose one species over the extinction of hundreds of others. Dogs want to roam too and be with their pack but because humans are victims of attacks rather than animals the law is rightly vigilant in containing them. If only we treasured protection of our unique animals as much. We should have laws which require mandatory cat desexing and containment within a house or cat run. Most cat owners refuse to believe little Fluffy Ears and Miss White Socks is a killer and that between the pincers of climate change and cats, this country will witness the extinction of many species. Dear Cat-owners, in the future when children ask you whether you did anything about species extinction, you can, with hand over heart, honestly reply, "Absolutely nothing. In fact, I encouraged it via my own pet."
They also brought in to Australia foxes and rabbits. Also those two animals wreak destruction.
Any person who has spent time with cats, and has treated them properly, knows how loving and devoted they are.
Cats can even tell if you're sad. They'll be extra attentive.
Ann's quite right, the cat in the cat vs pigeon clip was definitely a sprinter! Just watch the cat skidding to slow down as it neared the pigeon, so it didn't overshoot and let it's meal escape!! Well caught, Sir!
The pants were offensive ....i love it 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The last two cats our family have had (1 x Burmese then 1 x RSPCA) were totally house cats. They did get the occasional skink who was dumb enough to come into the enclosed Patio and of course the Burmese loved "playing" with cockroaches :-)
Luckily my cat doesn't kill any critters since she's an indoor cat. She's okay with wearing a harness and leash, she just hates being outside. She even growls if she hears the neighbors entering or leaving their apartment.
I have seen a cat chase a dog too.
You forgot to mention a lot of domestic cat behaviour is because they're very highly strung little animals. Being small they have a very strong flight response.
(Edited for clarity and fuzzy 3am thinking.)
Panic has a high survival value within evolution.
@@wombat.6652 Ummm in an emergency, people & animals who panic DIE....
If you watch a single survival doco, read a military history book, lost hiker or even a story about a disaster. The ones who panic always die because they can't make rational decisions to improve their odds or save their lives.
Don't believe me ?
Go Google "why do people who panic die ?"
Panic for cats is simply the flight response. I should have phrased that better and not posted at 3am. EDITED.
Only herbivores panic, so never trust a vegetarian in a survival situation 😆
No apologies necessary for the man’s sh** word! He meant that! 😂 I’m guessing he’ll never clean for that friend again, ever! Oh I love my cats! 2 Ragdolls and 1 Domestic Shorthair! So entertaining that I don’t have cable any more! ❤
I've got ten cats. All indoor. One of them will bring several of the toys throughout the night and put them in front of my bedroom door 🥰 He's brought them to me directly before too. I just take them and praise him 🤷♀️ Never has been outdoors to my knowledge
3:47 THAT FACE LMAO
That is so worth wojackifying!!!!!
"The pants are frankly offensive." I'm dying!
With the amount of times mines has tried to take me out on the stairs... yea def killers
A truly cataclysmic event
My cats aren't disturbed by cucumbers. A bag of produce, including a couple of cucumbers
spilled on the kitchen floor and my cats were more interested in trying to crawl into the bag.
OH MY GOD that overreaction video IS STRAIGHT MADNESS! 😂😂😂😂😂
Hilarious!!!!
My cat loves me so much he bought home a rat... with a live carpet snake wrapped around it
My cats don't hunt because they're inside! Well, they hunt bugs. One of them excitedly called me when she caught a caterpillar, once.
My cat doesn't kill any animals outside! But that's cause we keep him hostage in our apartment.
Our native wildlife here in NZ is too precious to risk by letting our cat outdoors.
Our three stay indoors. I'm in Minnesota. I'm not far from a highway here. I taught them to be afraid of going outside.
I got a white cat and a orange cat. White cat comes home with a stupid salamander of my pond and the orange comes in with life mice to play inside and eat it. My white cat is to see for mice and birds
Dr. Ann clearly has cats...I suspect many cats over the years.
I have only had one cat in my life and she was awesome, but she did eat my budgie and she did not feel bad about it at all.
My cat.. ate.. my neighbors bird. And.. .they live on the third floor!
I worked for a bird rescue lady who had a complete hatred for cats, I get it but I don't you know
I have 2 cats and I tried the cucumber one with them well...they looked at me confused 😂😂 like mom what are you doing?
I would LoVe it if she could go through explaining and talking about every single animal, there's is info about .
Cats are magnificent animals 😍
Cats are very good universal predator - they will go after any prey, can life and life everywhere, have big and often litters, are perfect adapted for hunt and very adaptable and cute.
My cats will always be inside cats because birds are having enough problems surviving as it is.
15 years ago I was pulling weeds in my garden and our beautiful tabby attacked the ground next to my hand aggressively, It shocked me as she was usually a lazy sweetheart who wasn’t bothered by much, she’d seen and killed a small tiger snake I thoughtlessly didn’t see.
I’ve grown up on farms my whole life and think I have a reasonably balanced point of view when it comes to wildlife and its balance, I hate it that people get cats and dogs in urban environments and lock them up in those environments then make them neurotic.
I also think that nothing should be trapped in urban zoo’s, not even humans as dangerous as they are to the other animal populations.
How do we know who is counting?
City dog had a city cat friend.
City dog visited farm.
Farm cats lived on the farm.
City dog went up to farm cat, "Hello?"
City cat: Hiss, pow! pow!.
City dog went to visit farm cattle.
Friendly farm cattle waked up to city dog, nose down. Sniff, Sniff.
City dog had nowhere safe to go.
When new videos? Miss ya
Have learned better, now keep my cats 100 % inside. They do love to play with the rare cockroach, but won't eat them, because.....nasty. Australia is moving towards proper cat control with laws. And with proper cat proof fencing and catios and such available now.
"Are you living with a killer?" Yes. There's a reason there are no domestic cat breeds the size of *most* dogs. A cat that size would be too dangerous to keep as a pet.
I've owned (?) a couple of cats but grew up with my family's Australian Terriers. While the last cat was a very friendly & docile silver tabby, he always had two bells on his collar because he loved stalking birds in the garden (one bell wasn't enough!).
Since then I decided that I preferred dogs, especially as my ex discovered she was allergic to cats anyway,, so we acquired a Pomeranian-Maltese-X (grew to about 6kg). However, after 16yrs of being divorced, & a decade after he died, I now have 5mth old Merle Pomeranian who definitely isn't going to murder the local wildlife!
Dontcha love pets, great animals to remind you of the past!
This is why, as an owner of six cats, I think people are INSANE to breed cats larger than 15-20 pounds.
A larger cat can Destroy you if something goes wrong. A large dog is easier to control than a large cat.
Would you rather shake off a 30 pound pitbull or a 30 pound Savanna cat?
I have 3 cats, and they are the perfect example of the cat triad of personalities. Name a cat behavior and 1 or maybe 2 of them do it.
And cats kill and eat sneks! But apparently not cucumbers. That said, knowing the capabilities of cats, why would play a prank on them?
Enthusiastic brother 42
For your own cat's safety and the safety of all the animals they kill, please keep them inside!! Get a catio!
I'm sorry, and I can't believe I'm saying that on the Internet, but I don't trust cats or cat people. Thank you
Just to clear - the boy on the bike attacked by dog, saved by cat is autistic, so the joke about his size compared to bike is in poor taste. Its known that pets can form extremely strong bonds with them. This video was so viral 8ish yrs ago, im suprised you dont know of it. That cat is my hero❤
Another fact is that the owner on his own had the mutt put to sleep.
Thank you for confirming ALL THE REASONS I HATE CATS... They're petulant and annoying. And they bond with a house/hood NOT a family.
Cats know that you don't like them, so of course you are not welcome.
Cats do bond fiercely to their humans.
I have had cats all of my life, all with different natures, just like us. Most were affectionate, cuddly & nice natured & there were only two that were not. Both died from snake bite, within a couple of years old,