Villagers React To 98 Cat Breeds ! Tribal People React To A To Z Cat Breeds 

Aye, a cat chooses you

@@GrimrDirge 💯

I totally agree with you

In another video he talks about problems with rats so I’m surprised he hasn’t put more effort into getting a cat

Cat(s) would be useful in they're village. They keep rodent in check

I so want a black cat but I haven't find one and now have to wait till I live alone to look for another cat to accompany my Yonnie

Absolutely - and it makes me smile every time Sarru says that cats are "naughty" - most of the cats I've met in my lifetime have had a naughty, mischievous, and hilarious side to their personalities, and a few have been brilliant comic geniuses and clever practical jokers, including one cat that seemed to delight in pulling little pranks on people such as reaching up from under furniture to "goose" someone's bottom and then scurry into hiding (among dozens of other inventive little tricks), and one who would drop a chewed-up old catnip mouse in your lap and then tap on a laser pointer to "trade' the toy mouse for a game of chase-the-laser. They can show great ingenuity in working out how to operate simple machinery such as working doorknobs to open doors and that sort of thing - that cat that was fond of practical jokes figured out how to recognize and open sealed pouches of food, after locating a high cabinet the food was stored in, working the latch, and opening the door! Another cat i knew had worked out how to operate the remote-control for the television, turning the TV on or turning up the volume; she didn't seem to like watching TV or anything like that, and I guess she just did it out of mischief - it took a while to figure out what was happening, because she'd turn the TV on overnight, and we'd be left trying to figure out why it was on and playing so loud at weird hours of the night in a totally empty room, until we caught her turning the TV on and then strolling out of the room looking thoroughly proud of herself! Another cat loved to roll in bath powders, and then stare at herself in the mirror, and another loved to jump into the bath tub with you and wade in the bath-water, and seemed to get very anxious and dejected until you'd turn a faucet on to a slow drip so he could "shower" in the water - cats have a reputation for hating to get wet, but he loved it! Of course, nothing is quite as much fun as watching kittens frolic, chase, and play-fight with each other - it's nearly impossible to be in a bad mood when watching kittens play! Most of the cats I've ever known could tell when someone was feeling bad, and would show a lot of empathy toward cats, people, and even dogs in distress, snuggling with and comforting their friends and family when they are sick, hurt, or sad... one cat was very protective of a dog, and the two animals spent a lot of time cuddled together on the couch, even in warm weather when they didn't benefit from keeping warm that way. One of our cats had a terrible temper, and also had feline diabetes severe enough that the cat needed regular insulin shots - I predicted that the cat would put up a big fight over those shots, and was amazed to see him show up on a regular schedule to remind us that it was time for his shot, and then sit patiently and quietly and cooperatively for his shot, before eating - apparently he realized pretty quickly that he felt better after getting the insulin shot, and so he cooperated completely with the injection, while making a terror of himself in other ways! I've been around cats my entire life, and it still never ceases to amaze me how each cat is an individual, with its own unique personality - one might be cold and aloof and barely acknowledge anyone else, another might be great with children, and another might be fiercely loyal to one favorite member of the family in a way that would rival even a dog's loyalty and affection, some more courageous than others, or more high-strung, or more clever, or more playful, and so on. Most cats enjoy different relationships with different family members - maybe one is useful to the cat for dishing out the food but otherwise just tolerated, another the go-to family member for playtime and games, and another good for cuddling and snoozing on. Cats seem to have their own sort of "language" - body language and expressions and so on - that some people are better at understanding than others, mostly through experience and exposure... I'm surprised how much of that carries over even to big cats like leopards, cheetahs, and the like - it's just a difference in size! Their facial expressions can be a bit hard to read, but even something as subtle as an eye-blink or position of the ears can tell someone volumes about a cat's mood. (I'm told that research shows that cats do not 'meow' to each other in the wild - that each cat develops a unique spoken language that it uses specifically to communicate with people, with each cat's small vocabulary of 'meows' unique to itself, and often to the people it is trying to speak to! Most people who are familiar enough with their cats can pick up on the different vocalizations to figure out what the cat is trying to say - this little spoken language is just something that the cats workout over time as something that gets the desired reaction from someone, so that the cat and its person basically train each other over time in how to communicate with their own private language - maybe not as complicated as the languages that people speak to each other, or even as complicated as the language that cats speak in to each other - which is a mix of body language, expressions, and pheromone scents - but still quite an accomplishment!) Anyway, they're amazing animals, and I especially enjoy it when a cat has a cleve, "naughty" and playful side - cat mischief is some of the funniest! :) Something tells me a "cats are jerks" type compilation of naughty/mischievous cat videos would make a fun reaction!

I thought that was beautiful as well

I adopted a cat who bit someone at the vet (not the cat's fault; the technician brought over a dog and scared her). But the cat did some damage and was named Snackwell. I'm glad your kitty is doing better. Maus are so beautiful and regal 😺

Thank you for taking such good care of this kitty and understanding her needs. My cat is sometimes a little bitey himself, but it's when he's frustrated. He has particular tells and I've now trained him to leave the room when I see he is getting frustrated. He doesn't want to bite, either, so teaching him he has to leave the room gives him a good way to go elsewhere until he's calmed down. Kitties like this require a lot of extra patience and training.

My cats put teeth on me as a sign of affection

@@LolUGotBusted There are lots of kitties who do "love bites" 😻

@@LolUGotBusted , my cat bites down with her top and bottom fangs, leaving 1/2 - 1 inch long wounds, mostly on my calves, and my right forearm. She's a sweetie pie, but boy, she can inflict some damage at times.

There are numerous feral and stray cats,dogs running rampant in India.They barely have money to feed themselves let alone pets.They don't have to buy just go get a kitten off the street

I would really love to tell Raeen to not get a cat from the market, as they are sold way to early, and not raised to become a healthy cat. Literally just care about the cat that approaches you, as she chose you and you are already her human. Then again, is there any book in hindi about how to raise a cat and understand body language, in the quality of KittenLady or jacksonGalaxy

I'd suggest also TinyKittensHQ and Community Cats for rescue/vet care/socialization/adopt out, and The Lucky Ferals for socializing feral cats with patience and love, then bringing inside when they are ready to take the leap.

Although I think that's usually a great idea, I think if someone is new to owning a cat that may be a bad idea. Seems like stray cats may need more care than someone new to owning a cat can give.

@@KellboRose They can always ask for advice here. Many of us are cat owners.

Same here in England. My cat went out this morning and is currently laying down on my bed

When he "uses his energy" he is killing endemic animals usually. Im sure he is lovely, cats are the most fascinating predators of the world.

Letting cats outside is an environmental travesty, and shortens the cat's lifespan.

My cats also like to do the same, and then I am happy with less liter cleaning. One cat also spends a lot of time with the neighbors!

@@IchorX he is living his best life. I would never ever just let an animal stay inside an apartment all its life. Its cruel according to me. Same as caging an animal. No thanks.

I met the previous Guinness Maine Coon (he died and I think he was replaced by another longer one, probably the cat you mention here)! I worked at a vet and the owner stretched him out before us. The cat was totally used to it, but wow! He was a celebrity😺

@@gojiberry7201 Unfortunately mine just a regular size with a long bushy tail. I was surprised to find her at 6 weeks in the pound , I got her as someone was looking at her he was 1 minute too late. Yes the 1st one was 48" long.

@@willardwooten9582 They are really cool cats :)

Happy birthday

What breed is the tuxedo?

Maybe a science video about optics in general

The villagers obviously do not understand optics and pupil dilation. They seem to believe that the shape of the pupil is due to an animal being "evil" . The host needs to fo a better job of explaining or have a professional enlighten them or else they will always believe certain animals are meant to do harm to humans.

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From what I could make out of it he didn't mean wild as in feral but as in free to go wherever it wants in the discussion before the video reaction

In India Black Cats Are Considered Unlucky

Facts, their shiny black coat is the best

@@barackputin We have had many cats but the black ones are the most adorable, it is a shame they are the last to be adopted normally.

There is no best, it's all a matter of taste. Personally, I like to choose a cat for its personality rather than its fur colour.

They only have a elementary education themselves, 5th grade

They could have edited the letter parts to be half as long, cut a few minutes

Humans* not just men

@@barackputin did you know than “men” and “man” are also synonym for human beings in general

Did you know we are part of nature? And when we die we turn into dirt again, so technically nature did breed these cats.

@@mooeykazooey yes

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Keep begging

make them?

You do realize they have feral stray cats all over there and dogs,look at videos on RU-vid