The mouse that roared: Real-life.

 

1. Pretty cool.

   Explanation:  The Cat wasn’t Hungry.

   Posted by SwedeBoy       09/29/2009  at  07:18 PM  



2. "The Cat wasn’t Hungry”

   I came in here to say the same thing. Or the cat was on it’s way to one of it’s naps. A cat will play with a smaller critter, play enough to injure or kill it. That this cat didn’t makes me think it had a more attractive activity upcoming.

   Posted by ozarkmatt       09/29/2009  at  11:15 PM  



3. Well fed domesticated (and particularly older) cats just don’t tend to play as much, they turn into furry meatloaves that lounge around all day, usually sleeping.  The reaction to a mouse goes from “A mouse!  Kill it!  *pounce*” to “Oh look, a furry squeaky thing… Do you have cat food to give me?  No?  Okay, I’ll go take a nap now.  That’s enough excitement for one day.”

   If this is a cat that was hungry and younger, and fled the squeaky mouse, then I’m revoking its feline card immediately!

   Posted by Argentium G. Tiger       09/30/2009  at  06:45 AM  

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