All; Well, these pictures came with a lengthy story about a student at a zoo in the UK somewhere on a photography assignment for class. He took the pictures at an opportune time, and the scene was described that they tossed the meat in for the Jaguar and the mouse came out and started eating. The Cat tried pushing the mouse away with his/her nose and in the end shared the meal with the mouse. Maybe they're play pals now, or already were, who knows :)
I've certainly seen a variety of animals getting along. Our black lab for example would kiss a snake. Heck of a peace loving dog.
I saw him out in the back yard with a wild cat wrapped around his snout. At first I thought he had bitten the cat, but it turns out the cat attacked him out of fear and had its claws embedded in Buddy's snout. Buddy didn't bark or complain and the cat let go and hid under some bushes. Buddy went over and tried to make friends with the dude, but I chased it off thinking of the potential diseases it might be carrying. I can't save em all and there are Way too many feral cats around this area.
Even mice need love, man.
ReplyDeleteHe may have been giving love to the cat. :)
ReplyDeleteI think he's just licking him to see what he tastes like :S What happened in the next frame??
ReplyDeleteHey, even a big cat needs a pet.
ReplyDeleteOh man...it smells like chicken. I am SO tired of chicken! Even the nuggets. Ah, nevermind!
ReplyDeleteI hope this had a happy ending,
ReplyDeleteThey make a cute pair.
All; Well, these pictures came with a lengthy story about a student at a zoo in the UK somewhere on a photography assignment for class.
ReplyDeleteHe took the pictures at an opportune time, and the scene was described that they tossed the meat in for the Jaguar and the mouse came out and started eating. The Cat tried pushing the mouse away with his/her nose and in the end shared the meal with the mouse.
Maybe they're play pals now, or already were, who knows :)
I've certainly seen a variety of animals getting along.
Our black lab for example would kiss a snake. Heck of a peace loving dog.
I saw him out in the back yard with a wild cat wrapped around his snout. At first I thought he had bitten the cat, but it turns out the cat attacked him out of fear and had its claws embedded in Buddy's snout. Buddy didn't bark or complain and the cat let go and hid under some bushes. Buddy went over and tried to make friends with the dude, but I chased it off thinking of the potential diseases it might be carrying. I can't save em all and there are Way too many feral cats around this area.
Reminds me of college, still not sure how I survived?
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure how I survived a lot of things...:)
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