Anyone know why RU-vid is putting ads on this video but not asking us permission and not paying us for providing the content? Someone is making money off of this, but it ain’t us.
Just came up in my recommended for no reason. RU-vid milking you I guess. Good vid tho, had a cat used to do the same even tho I fed it ok, liked fresh meat.
It's everyone. Google likes to call it "right to monetize", but like wtf... big corporations don't have rights, at least not like people. That's why I download ad blockers all over. Here's betting that they shadow ban my comment, because they've done it before.
It's 2:30am in the morning, and for some strange reason, I'm searching RU-vid to watch cats catch rabbits, rats, and squirrels! Man, I gotta get some sleep... Lol 😁
Me at the beginning of this video: no way this cat eats that rat in under 6 min, it's still playing with its food! Me at the end: well, I'll be damned. Good job Kitty!!
@@blessethishe I'm sure part of the reason is to break the thing's neck so it wont struggle, and because cats like to play with things even when their prey is already dead
If you were ever wondering why your cat flips its toys all over the place. Now you know. They like to play with their food. Also, from what I've seen - cats don't always eat rats and mice. They will literally just kill them for fun.
Probably instinct. Remember, many animals are opportunistic and will steal food from a cat or other animal if they think they can get an easy meal out of it. You see it in some animals like Cheetahs. They have to eat quickly and constantly be on the alert because of scavengers such as hyenas.
Cats get so happy when they kill. I cant think of any other animal that gets enjoyment from smacking their prey around. They toy with them. Then the cat eats his prey head first. Such an undignified death.
I look at it like this... A stray/feral cat must eat to survive the long and cold weather season. Even my cat goes out hunting and even brought home a kill.
It should have been but technically the last is Tom and Jerry being rejected by the lives of their lives and (they were suicidal) getting run over by a train
they know there's no chance when it comes to cats. I've seen them do this rather often, although a bit less friendly-like. they know running won't work, so maybe they're conserving energy to attempt a different escape. he seems to be trying to make friends, also seems exhausted and may have already run himself ragged
Surely your cat eats at least some of its prey caught. Interesting and NO I DON’T dislike cats coz of their nature they are otherwise nice creatures behaving normally.
I still miss my cat simba, hr was a Garfield type cat but I remember when he was a kitten n I could literally hold him in my shirt pocket lol. I still remember where I buried him, and the wild rabbit I accidentally killed when I was trying to stop it from eating my gourds
@@cringememes1044 I said cats having an outside life is natural, because they're animals and animals living outside is natural for them. Cats have adapted to this kind of lifestyle of being near humans and their homes so that became their natural enviornment, despite them being an "invasive species"
I'm just guessing here, but I think it has to do with protecting the spoils from other predators interested. Also, I think it was throwing the rat around either as a way of keeping it dazed or trying to separate the head from the body.
I GUESS THE CAT GOT HIS PROTEIN IN FOR THE DAY!!! THAT CRUNCHING NOISY IS WHAT MADE MY STOMACH TURN!! SCARED TO GO TO THE TOILET, BECAUSE THEY ARE COMING UP IN THE TOILET!!! BUT WHAT CAN I SAY......ITS ALL IN NATURE!!!
When I came out and found a dead rat just outside my back door, its head in one place and its half-eaten body a foot away, I built a cat shelter for the neighborhood stray(s) and set out food for them a couple of times a week.
this mouse almost seems to think they're playing initially, and in a way they are. he seems to get closer to the cat, doesn't seem to attempt to bite, and doesn't really squeal till the end
