We have a cat thread!

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Thus the expression "crazy cat lady"?

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Thus the expression "crazy cat lady"?

And Useless.

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Thus the expression "crazy cat lady"?

And Useless.

Speaking of Useless, another Stretch:
Creepy Standing Siamese Cat Branded 'House Demon' by Freaked-Out Owner

https://www.tiktok.com/@beth.annef/vide ... 3041672453


Cat's Unique Dalmatian like Fur Coloring Has Internet Purring: 'Catcow'

https://www.tiktok.com/@thecat_floki/vi ... 3519504645

... "How beautiful is this cat!" Nicolelouise05 said. "This is the smallest cow I've ever seen," Maematiny added. "So freakin cute!"...

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That's a cool looking cat.

The first one is creepy.

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That's a cool looking cat.

The first one is creepy.

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Thus the expression "crazy cat lady"?

Article

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That's a cool looking cat.

The first one is creepy.

Cool and scary - You never mentioned that you have caracals in your 'hood.


Wild cat caught after being loose in Chicago's Northwest suburbs

I'm jealous, I've never seen one around here.

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDkCI-GtRjg/

In short, here's what happened:

These females are a mother and her grown up daughter (who now has her own territory).

The mother entered the daughter's territory in pursuit of the area's dominant male, who at the time was with the daughter.

Daughter was not happy about that as you can see.

The male intervened before the fight got serious.

Sabi Sand, South Africa

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDkCI-GtRjg/

In short, here's what happened:

These females are a mother and her grown up daughter (who now has her own territory).

The mother entered the daughter's territory in pursuit of the area's dominant male, who at the time was with the daughter.

Daughter was not happy about that as you can see.

The male intervened before the fight got serious.

Sabi Sand, South Africa

Was she hurt or possibly surrendering?

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Was she hurt or possibly surrendering?

The text suggests that they both surrendered to the male before anyone got hurt, but .

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Was she hurt or possibly surrendering?

The text suggests that they both surrendered to the male before anyone got hurt, but .

That was some scary stuff.

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Western Oregon in July 2024:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGjjRM7C3CA

Watch it at normal speed then go into settings and watch it at .25 speed.


More often:
https://www.facebook.com/selah.tenney.2 ... 941186049/


Interesting article

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Arizona Just Proved Jaguars Aren’t Extinct in the U.S.—Watch This Incredible Trail Cam Footage
A rare male jaguar has been caught on camera in southern Arizona—sparking hope for its wild return and raising alarms about border-wall expansion consequences.

A trail camera in remote southern Arizona has captured multiple sightings of a grown male jaguar—called “Jaguar Number Four” by researchers—crossing into the United States through the San Rafael Valley wildlife corridor. His appearance is a rare and thrilling event, signaling that parts of the Southwest may still support one of the world’s most elusive big cats.

A Glimmer of Hope, But Their Migration Path is Under Threat

... However, wildlife advocates fear his path may soon be blocked. A 27-mile border wall expansion, slated to begin later this month, would cut directly through this key migration route.

The Center for Biological Diversity and Conservation CATalyst has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security, challenging environmental waivers that allow construction without the usual reviews.

Heroes

Why This Matters to Our Planet

Jaguars once roamed as far north as the Grand Canyon and east into Louisiana, but in the past 30 years, only a handful of males have been documented in the U.S.—always in Arizona and always wandering in from Mexico. The last known female jaguar in the U.S. was killed in 1963.

That makes each confirmed sighting a conservation milestone and a reminder that these apex predators are not entirely gone from the American landscape. The footage also raises a larger question: can the U.S. balance border security with protecting its last remaining wildlife corridors?

Not Dementia Donny
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