I fed an abandoned cat for a month, he had a huge deep slash on his cheek and was in rough shape for the first week, he eventually healed quite nicely. He recognized the sound of my car engine and would jump out of the bushes in overwhelming excitement. His chatter with me was more of an excited scream rather than a meow. One of the last encounters with him was adorable. While I was feeding him his tin of wet food, his ears perked up and he jumped deep into the foliage. He returned with a dead mouse and placed it on my foot, he then walked back to his tin of food and continued eating. I think the dead mouse was a gift for me? Someone from the neighbourhood eventually adopted him..............after not seeing him for a year and a half, I came across him again and he greeted me with the same excitement he displayed the first time I met him. Precious moment for me!

@alysgrant6732

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully this time you took him in.

@eppiechan5673

Жыл бұрын

🎁 *Surprise!* 🤗🤗🤗🥳🥳🥳🥰🥰🥰 👉👉👉👉 🐀 👈👈👈👈 😨😨😨😖😖😖😓😓😓

@Kathy_Bennett

Жыл бұрын

I live in an apartment and one of my cats caught a mouse. Good kitty! I'm also glad whoever it was brought the mouse and left it at the foot of the bed; not in bed with us.

@alysgrant6732

Жыл бұрын

I agree, he's meant to be a member of your family. I had a feral that was coming around. I'd sit with him while feeding him. Eventually, slowly, i got him to come in the house and he became a very affectionate family member. Slowly i broke him of going outside. It's tooo dangerous out their for them. Best of luck. He definitely seems to love & trust you.

@IDontKnow-pf6en

Жыл бұрын

awwww God Bless!

My heart goes out to those women. They're not crazy. They're kind souls. I am sending prayers. I'm a cat daddy of one. Xx

I wasn't even into cats until I noticed this; suddenly there were too many cats walking around in my city, Tehran. Since I decided to make my documentary "Adorable Cats of Persia, 1". I have fallen in love with these gorgeous creatures. Whether street or home-bound, they always have this magnificent aura of self-sufficiency. They will use us, but they don't need us and they won't shy away from showing us just that.

@matrioushka4710

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't it like illegal say Persia nowadays? Naive question***

@phyllisirwin5660

2 жыл бұрын

My cats have needed me. I had one I bottlefed so he went everywhere with me & slept in my purse/backpack. He loved to go flying, car rides, tennis courts. Had a cat who took care of me instead of vice versa. I rescued him from a meth head or bc he was a RAGDOLL, that he even adopted a stray before he got sick from cancer. I think he knew he was going so he found me another cat, they were best buddies.

@cartofleur4282

2 жыл бұрын

umm..... ok ;/

@nitawasson2464

2 жыл бұрын

@@matrioushka4710 I hope your wrong.The Great Empire of Persia was the area at it's finest.

@clicheguevara5282

Жыл бұрын

@@cartofleur4282 What kind of response was that???

With my family our 2nd cat was a little bit afraid of me when he was a stray in the backyard of our house. He turned out to be a big sweetie shortly after meeting him. It was my fault on him on becoming his best friend. He even liked my sister and even my parents,too. I had a very special bond with this cat. Even the stuff that I did to this cat that no one could do. Maybe my sister can. I noticed that he had abandoned issues when we are leaving our home to go to the other home for vacations. He was a very happy cat that found a perfect home.

7:42 cats used to live in north america. The video litteraly shows the african continent

@neptunevibe

3 жыл бұрын

they are Russians what you expect? they aren't too good with this things.. or all the other things. They are good at drinking.. and that's it.

@toadinthehole8085

3 жыл бұрын

Well all like a drink pal , calm down .

@kawaii7653

3 жыл бұрын

@@neptunevibe Take your xenophobia elsewhere, durak!

@gersonsalgado3115

2 жыл бұрын

I caught this as well

@anjotheweezky215

2 жыл бұрын

I just said that hahahahahaha he had no geography lessons in school

Can confirm it is definitely possible to "tame" a feral cat. Can also confirm it almost exclusively depends on the specific cat's personality. I know because I tamed my cat who used to be a wild-born feral. Or he tamed me I'm not sure. It took about half a year until he let me approached him, another half a year until he was comfortable enough around me to follow me into the house. But even then he never stopped being a wild animal, he wanted to go outside a lot and brought back all manner of prey. Whenever he was pissed or confused he tried to fight me or run away but he always came back. The older he got the more cuddly he became and the quicker he accepted new humans around him.

@mindsigh4

2 жыл бұрын

bless u, it also depends on the human, there are people, who knows why, the scared cat can see their persistance or read their auras...& that eventually overides the fear? in India they have old stories about holy men& women who becuz their egos have been abandoned, they truly are innocent like children & wildlife will walk up to them unafraid. remember the zoo where a small boy fell off a wall & into the silverback Gorilla enclosue? a massive Gorilla gently picked up the crying toddler & brought him over to the maintenance gate to hand the child over to zoo staff,u could see the empathy on the gorillas face & body language. one time at a jobsite in a rough neighborhood with my dog (who was protective of me & mistrustful of approaching strangers) well, a guy who was obviously distressed, coming off drugs, he was crying, suicidal, & i had him sit down on a curb where i tried to talk &calm him down, when i went into a building to use the phone (pre-cell-phone) i looked out the door& my dog sidled up next to the man & sat down touching shoulder to shoulder, my dog stayed with him til paramedics showed up, u could see unmistakable empathy in my dogs demeanor, he was looking up at me as if to say" dad, this guy is really hurting, we're going to help him, right?".

@luffy-sama3686

2 жыл бұрын

I like people like you

@lyndapierson6338

Жыл бұрын

patience is a virtue

@Oxaca73

Жыл бұрын

My cat was born feral. I started feeding him when he was about 3-4 months old. He'd come inside and explore but only if I left the door open. He'd freak out if he thought the door was going to shut. When he was about 6 months old something scared him and he ran in my house and stayed for 3 days, only going out to relieve himself since he hadn't figured out the litter box. Not long after that I got him to the vet for shots, neutering and deworming which he desperately needed. Now, years later, he's an indoor only cat. He's bonded to me but is terrified of other people. The vet says he's just a drama queen and putting on an act for me.

@clicheguevara5282

Жыл бұрын

Exactly! Cats are individuals just like us. I've known many cats who were feral, but extremely affectionate and social. I've also rescued totally wild feral cats and had them turn into total sweethearts. I've known housecats who were totally well behaved and peaceful, but ultimately indifferent to people. My cat, Mochi had a feral mother and a purebred ragdoll father. She was abandoned at just under two weeks old, so I hand raised her with a bottle. She's the most special, empathetic, and affectionate cat I've ever known - but she's also still very leery of strangers. She has a _very_ different personality than my other cat, Sushi - but they get along so well that neither of them is the alpha. I watch them make compromises with each other all the time. They almost never fight. I know both of them so well that I haven't been bitten, scratched, or even hissed at since they were kittens 9 years ago. Mochi LOVES to be picked up and held like a baby, but she feels unsteady lying on my chest. Sushi is the exact opposite. I just act accordingly. :) I think that with enough knowledge and patience, most cats can be tamed. ..but there are definitely some who just want to be left alone and there's nothing you can do about it.

Despite being a hot blooded young (old) male, I love ALL cats, not just the big growling ones, but the little domestic house cats too, I love em all.

They are highly intellectual. Our indoor/outdoor “country” cat has learned my dogs’ commands. The ones that he likes anyway. “Come on boys let’s go for a walk”. Or “Time to go home boys”. And “who wants a treat?” At these times he flits around with the dogs. Staring intently, silently at me until he gets a treat too. And the cat’s killing routine has changed. My youngest daughter is brought live small animals, or half eaten small animals. I made the mistake of showing the feline a mouse I caught myself in a trap. Telling him “You missed one.” Since that night the cat brings me his largest (dead) kills. And I mean largest. He nonchalantly drops them at my feet. Wherever I am. With a stare and friendly purrs. He also brings a wild friend to the front door. Meowing until I come to the door. Which is funny because our cat has his own “secret” ways in and out of the house. Comes and goes as he pleases. I look down. “Oh, it’s your friend.” I go inside, get some food. Put the bowl out and back away. Our pet cat sits patiently as his friend eats. Then they walk off together. Where, I don’t know. They always lose me. Weirdly…our male cat is fixed. And his friend is an unfixed, adult (older) male. They just seem to pal around. And are visibly comfortable with each other’s company. But our cat isn’t shy about demanding food for his buddy. Which always makes me laugh. Rough and tumble play is reserved for the children and dogs. As well as sleeping. With me, he just occasionally will sit on anything I am working on. And purr until I scratch his ears. Sometimes a scratch or two is good. Other times he is incorrigible and will try demanding a a whole fifteen minute session.

@mimimills2524

2 жыл бұрын

That is hilarious. I love that he brings a friend for food, 'Hey I know where you can eat buddy-follow me!' 🤣

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Allen how are you doing today

@Yasmine1962

Жыл бұрын

We have the same experience with our cats and dogs! Our cats go on walks witht he dogs and they also expect a treat afterwards

Thank you for this documentary. Much appreciated!

@science-channel

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

The more we pay attention to homeless animals, the more they accept us and allow themselves to be stroked. I feed street cats every day and observe that every day they become more trusting and affectionate. It's nice to give a little happiness to these street sufferers.

Great video. Not your usual experts. I learned a lot. I have some feral cats that hang up in my yard and lumber pile. They are a family of three. They never make a sound, never meow. Totally silent, but they run around and play with each other. They are adorable! They sometimes tolerate me sitting outside nearby. What people on the video were saying is true from my experience. They love to hide and prefer to be out of sight of humans. They love to sit up on ledges or squeeze through small spaces like under a fence. They know all the places in all the yards where they can hide. I find them way more interesting than housecats. They move and act differently from housecats. They are incredibly graceful and agile. Such a joy to watch.

Aw. Please, NEVER declaw your cats. It's like cutting off your fingers at the knuckle, and it unnecessary. Trimming their claws or even putting on claw tips covers is the way to go if you are concerned about scratching on furniture.

@JacobBax

2 жыл бұрын

And if you realy concerned about your furniture.......don't take a cat. And DON'T declaw your cat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@AremStefaniaK

2 жыл бұрын

Wtf man, the only way to deal with predatory claws over time damaging your furniture is to buy furniture you can afford to replace every 3 years, depending on cat age and number of cats. Let them scratch what they need to hit the destruction quota

@josephmendoza9523

2 жыл бұрын

@@AremStefaniaK exactly I let my tiger (house Cat) Scratch my furniture. What people don't know is that when Tigers Scratch trees the Tiger is literally marking his territory which is what the house Cat does. When a cat Scratches furniture the cat is simply marking his territory. Which is why I don't recommend people to cut the cats nails at all. We need to remember that even though our house cats are our pets we need to remember that they still carry with them their Wild predator side

@mindsigh4

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, i love how cats do that, of course i have used furniture, where the scritched up parts just give character to a old chair,adds to the charm!!

@NIkki-ox1ej

2 жыл бұрын

Like me, I’ve bought a $325 dollar bed that is standing against the wall in the living room of the apartment because we don’t have another place to put it but it blends in with the area, the side of the bed that faces outwards is the side that is all scratched up, torned up, but all over else is pretty good, he has toys, scratching posts, cat trees, but the bed is very high up and I find him sleeping up there at night and when morning comes he gets down, I like seeing him up there, I throw toys up there and we play tree fetch, he’s happy, I’m happy, all my other furniture is not torn apart but in tact,

I feed 6 feral cats right now that I've allowed into my crawl space to stay warm because I cannot get any of them to come into the house. All but one are related (I don't know where this one came from, he just turned up one day) and the rest are a mother and her 1 kitten from her first litter and all 3 from the second litter. It was just her and her 3 siblings at first that I found starving under a porch across the street at an abandoned house, but her 3 siblings eventually wandered off. My heart was in the right place, though my head was obviously up my a** because the cost of feeding these 6 plus the other ferals in the neighborhood who come here for food once or twice a day is getting costly as they get bigger. I thought I was doing the right thing but I have now turned feral cats into half-feral who depend entirely on me for their food. Now I'm worried about their ability to make it on their own if anything should happen to me, I'm 53 and both my knees have started to act up regularly (thank you childhood sports!) I hope they are correct in this documentary and they will find a way to feed themselves should it become necessary 🥰

@daicaghund3587

Жыл бұрын

Everyone has an opinion of what the right decision is. Id say the best thing you can do is trap them and get them "Fixed" so the cycle they are in doesn't continue. Maybe work something out with a local vet? There has to be someone in your area that would be willing to help. My perspective? These cats are in the position they are in because of humans. At a minimum, it would be only the mother had someone been responsible and had her spayed. I hope you can find a way to do what the mothers previous owner did not do. This female cat came from somewhere even if she is entirely wild born etc. Maybe there was no previous owner.....but at some point in her lineage someone had a house cat. And here she is now. Truly its unfortunate when you expand my perspective out further and you realize that dogs and cats should have some sort of regulation and if there was regulation then when people buy a pet if it gets out it cant contribute to a population that a reasonable portion of the human population isnt interested in. I say all of this as someone who grew up with cats and dogs and loves them a lot. The suffering that comes from this on the animal side and on the side of people like you who try and make a difference....its a heavy toll. Sadly more avoidable than we would like to think. I think if at least they can be spayed/neutered then the cycle will end with them and they can live their feral lives naturally, as much as it can be called natural given the domestic house cats pre domestication distribution. Maybe you can even find others like minded in your area willing to pitch in $20 or $30 to help out. Its better for the community, the cats, and the native small animal life.

I have a cat that prefers to be free too. He found a way to escape alright. Now I care for him in his alley with his buddies. They still need care whether or not they're "free"

@josephmendoza9523

Жыл бұрын

Oh trust me I have a tattoo that looks a lot like a tiger because of her fur she looks alot like a tiger. I call her Tigress. I've seen her kill objects bigger than her like rabbits, seagulls, Falcons, large Rats, so even though they're domesticated they still have alot of the Wild inside them. And just like I say you can take the Cat out of the wild but you can't take the wild of the cat. But I do make sure that my cat knows she is loved and cared for. No matter how much freedom I give her she knows when to be home

400 million cats on earth. What a lovely thought

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Leila how are you doing today

@adiinbar993

8 ай бұрын

Actually, it's a horrible thought. If there are 400 million cats on Earth, that would mean that about one third to more than half of them died recently, because recent estimates have ranged from 600 million to a billion. What the hell happened to all those cats??! 🙀

I love cats ! Now have 4 cats ! ... gretings from Serbia 🇷🇸 from MileR 001 ...

*Wow! What a detailed documentary of cats!* 😺😸😹😻😼😽🙀😿😾🐱

Maybe people can learn something from cats! ❤

@eppiechan5673

Жыл бұрын

Eg. silence, subtlety, & independence, etc. 😽

@tundrawomansays694

Жыл бұрын

Oooh, I think there’s a whole lot humans can learn from cats!

Excellent video! Very thorough and didactic.

They lived in nature before we domesticated them. So they have survival skills already I love cats

Dogs have masters. Cats have staff

Excellent video never seen one that’s good about Cats really really well done Eddie UK

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Edward how are you doing today

If I was a cat I wouldn't trust us either, lol!

The narrator sounds like a computer with an accent

@brandywinebridget

2 жыл бұрын

I think it is - Pretty good auto-generated speech, but still auto-generated. It’s stilted in the same way GPS and maps speech is.

@YU-ed5wn

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Its a cat talking

@anthonydominguez7026

2 жыл бұрын

It's saying: meaw meaw meaw.

@4444Jules

2 жыл бұрын

i agree

@oldacount12

2 жыл бұрын

@@anthonydominguez7026 in my languages we say miauw

" We will never turn Cats into loyal servants as we did with Dogs" 😂 we humans are their servants

@janechambers9980

Жыл бұрын

When I empty the litter boxes, I announce, "Here comes the maid".

@SS40-nah

Жыл бұрын

@@janechambers9980 😂😂

@marina7935

Жыл бұрын

@@janechambers9980 would you not pick up shit after a dog? that is weird how people doing the same things for both cats and dogs consider stuff done for cats as something extraordinary.

@tundrawomansays694

Жыл бұрын

@@janechambers9980 Mine jumps up and sits on a chair in the laundry room and watches the twice daily litter scoop-or should I say “supervise” the poop scoop. None of my dogs care what I’m doing as long as I’m walking/running next to them. (I don’t leash train my dogs, I train them to walk and run right next to me.)

What the commentator says about cat intelligence actually contradicts where the narrator goes next. He shouldn't be talking about trained cat work. If it's hard to gage cat intelligence, because they don't always want what we offer in tests, it's likely we'd get a better metric of intelligence by watching them on their own, maybe even putting a camera on alley cats, who likely navigate the most serious challenges. Animals might be smarter on their terms than on ours.

@mindsigh4

2 жыл бұрын

yes!, like IQ tests on people, many different types of intelligences, strengths & weaknesses, everything on a spectrum.

It’s so cool that they got one of the “Almost American sounding European guys” to narrate

I like this type of documentary-it is concise, on topic and short of nonsense. Very good, informative, with a little touch of science. Thank you, I am subscribing to this channel.

The cat's domestication goes back farther than the Egyptians, at least 10000 years to the dawn of the agricultural revolution.

@ingGS

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, and genetic studies suggest that it didn’t happen in one single region (North of Africa as they show), it happened in China too, as well as somewhere in the Turkey-Persian region.

ive got 2 cats totaly diff personalties. 1 is an outdoor cat and only comes home for food and sleep. the other is more of a house cat and prefers to be indoors but can go out when he wants too. the outdoor cat is very effectiante and always wants lots of attention when he comes home with lots of purring and head bumbs before going to get his dinner. the other tends to just sleep on the floor and doesnt purr very often and doesnt like cuddles. but he follows me around and walks by my side when i go to the shop. he doesnt like it if he cant see me and meows till he finds me again. he sleeps either at the foot of the bed curld up around my feet or on the floor next to the bed. the other one sprefers to snuggle up in my arms to sleep in bed with me. male intact cats can have a terriitory of upto 10 miles to patrol. males that have had the snip tend to only have a 5 mile territory. females tend to stay closer to home and only have a 1 mile territory. cats purring has healing powers. they dont just purr when their happy they pur when i pain as well as the puring acts as a pain killer and helps heal them if they have a broken bone. a friens kitten either fell or got thrown off a 3 story high baclony and she broke her hips. she was purring like crazy when i picked her up and wrapped her up in warm jumper to get her to the vets. she suvived and she was only 12 weeks old. When i fell down the stairs and fractured my elbow and tore ligaments in both wrists my cats sat on my arms and purred away for hrs it took my pain away. saw 1 story about someoene who was in a coma for years. a cat got in and laid on their chest and purred away and the person came out of the comma after about an hr. the nurse wanted to remove the cat but the doctor noticed how the montors were reacting so decided to leave the cat their to see what happened. The life signs started to improve almost straight away and it took them 1 hr to be fully awake again. Some care homes have reported their patients tend to respond better to having cats sit on them and purr than they get from dogs. ppl who suffer from depression tend to respond better to cats than dogs. Ive suffered from depression since i was a litle kid and my foster parents dogs didnt realy do much to help. but their cats got me out of my depression when they snuggled up to me. its something about how soft and warm they r and their purring that helps. i have COPD now and my cats tend to stand gaurd over me to make sure im ok. 1 is always home and never leaves my side. when the other comes home he takes over watching over me while the other 1 goes out. so ive always got 1 of them near me. last time i had trouble breathing 1 stayed with me while the other ran to my carers home at the bottom of my garden and meowed and scratched at his door to wake him up to come and help me. so they r very inteligent and look after their slaves as humans r slaves for cats were their pets not them r pets lol. they choose who they want to live with we dont choose them. If u go to get a pet kitten some will back away and hide while some come straight for u and make sure they get chosen. most ppl will pick the one that is showing off the most or making the most noise or most playfull. thats them saying pick me pick me. when i went and got the 1st of my current 2 i only had 1 to choose from as the other 2 had already found new homes so didnt get much choice put it was the 1 i wanted anyway from the photos i saw and he imkedialty decided he wanted to come home with me and didnt even try to say no. the 2nd 1 i got from another tenant who was going to dump him as he couldnt afford to take care of him so no choice their and the kitten had no choice but he loved me from the start and started training me to do his bidding lol.

@science-channel

Жыл бұрын

wow! what a great comment!

I love cats, what a great video, thanks!

I love cat whiskers

🐈 cat very nice and very beautiful and so happy

Watching that lady throw the cat in the air to watch it fall was cringe worthy. I felt very sad for the cat

@SpartanThe300th

Жыл бұрын

@Vegan C same here 😿

Hi I like your channel 👍 You have a new subscriber 😊

@science-channel

3 күн бұрын

Thanks and welcome

🥰Cats are pretty cool!

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Roxanne how are you doing today

Some people think that dogs are smarter than cats because they sit, stay and fetch on command, while cats don't do anything they don't want to do. Other people believe cats are smarter than dogs--for precicely the same reason.

in my area cats often had some territorial and personal disputes.... I was taking care of a street cat (i named him Jarad, after the name of Juice WRLD) i feed him but my parents never liked cats so he was always in our balcony (though often times i let him in my room but he prefers outside). Our house became his domain and are very aggressive towards outsiders especially towards tomcats, he always win as he's the most aggressive cat in my area, and he got wounded and broken bones in which i let him stayed in room until he recovers. There was also a time when i took in a kitten in which he attacked and got hurt, he realized that i took the kitten in and he accepted it (which i named the kitten Kittyvichnikov, i got it from someone on yt). But then a new cat comes to our area, it was bigger and stronger than him, the cat was calm and does not get intimated at all, not even by me (I called him Gus from breaking bad) and when they fight Jarad always lose until he left and never return. seemed like Gus took over the territory. Cats also has some personal disputes, like the another two street cats who never stops fighting, and not even about food or anything, they just hate each other. Female cats also dominated in mating stuff as they are the ones who chooses which they would like to mate with. My female cat Kittyvichnikov has many suitors. But the most dominant one took the terittory (when Gus left) and bred with her, they now have 3 kittens. Same thing to lionesses when a mom cat's kitten dies they immediately inclined with mating again but if they have kittens they don't want to.

incredible rescue 👏 ⚘️❤️🐈‍⬛

I just like cats and documentaries... lucky to find this one... And yeap... it was North Africa... haha

Could you please put a cushion on the floor for the cat to land

This is just too hilarious!

Just call me miss kitty cat lady🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Natalie how are you doing today

@nataliewicks3388

Жыл бұрын

@@stevenanthony9353 I'm.doing fine. How are you doing?!😊

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

@@nataliewicks3388 I’m doing good so where are you from? I’m from Dallas Texas

This video deserved a million views. I love cat they are such a cool species. 😍😍😍

Nice video 👍👍

People do not keep cats but Cats keep there humans and train them to there needs lol

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Shalacon how are you doing today

Love Em'!!..independant.. can be very Loyal, they run the contact..mine eat everything..cat or Dogfood..bugs,chips, avocado,birds,fish..ect: Just Awsome..

Love it! Did not understand my cat's messages and signals. I do understand more now. I thought the but in face is a sign of disrespect. I used to repremand the kneading. Thank you.

@brightbulb9778

Жыл бұрын

Check out Jackson galaxy on KZread. He’s a cat guru. 😺

Apart from a few irritating or hilarious translation mistakes, i mostly enjoyed this documentary. I already knew a lot about cats and subsequently of the things in this documentary, but i still managed to learn some new facts about cats like details about the whiskers and the clavicles. Nice to the point style.

@grindelston5968

Жыл бұрын

I know lol >says North America >shows North Africa

Cats are a superior pet

"How adults cat" i wish i could cat

@johna.4334

3 жыл бұрын

Smart-@ss

intresting😍

The cat's mind is mysterious and whimsical. They are the only creatures, other than humans, that kill for pleasure. I respect that.

@omartinoco9930

2 жыл бұрын

Not always the case. It is a training activity to sharpen their killing skill. It is not done for rational reasons. But all large mammals play and fight for pleasure.

@kanna-san.

2 жыл бұрын

Dolphins

THAT WAS VERY ENJOYABLE HOWEVER YOU TUBE PLAYS WAY TOO MANY ADS!!! SERIOUSLY!!!!!!

What's extremely funny is to compare the intro to the science doc titled "Rats" which is also from this series. They actually say more or less the same things (positive and negative) about each animal, but the music is happy and skippy for cats and horror- inspired for rats.

@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq

2 жыл бұрын

The cat at 5:34 has no idea of what a police patrol car is; he or she is instead having a good time on top of it.

@veramae4098

2 жыл бұрын

Except ... cats do not create and spread epidemics, as they claimed at the start. 👎

@tundrawomansays694

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think the documentary was on lab rats-probably Manhattan rats of the four legged variety!

Wow I never knew half of this stuff. I love cat’s

hi people my name is John from East London in England I absolutely love cats I don't have a cat myself but I do have a cat that visits me nearly every day for food and yes I do feed him or her I think it's a him it's a black and white cat in fact I'm not long thread him and it's gone off now

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Very interesting

When I grew up there were cat calls they used to walk along the top of the fences. People can’t understand cats so they fix them at 4 months old. I always thought that kind of kindness is cruel.

Some information exposed here is totally novel to the public: There is an actual machine to translate cat language into human language! That is fascinating, thanks a lot.

In Soviet Russia, cat crushes you

@jaelynn7575

2 жыл бұрын

Funny cuz when I read your comment, I heard it in my head as a Russian accent!

@VGoncalves16

Жыл бұрын

everywhere cat crushes you

Pretty sophisticated auto-generated voiceover If it wasn’t quite as stilted, you’d never notice.

Multifingered? Polydactyl!

You must be using a very hot light lamp all the ladies faces are melting 😂

Dufus narrator said the ancestor of modern house cats is from North America, even when the map showed Africa.

@waltersobchak7275

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah according to the liberal media everything originated in Africa🤣🤣🤣🤣

@BooksAndShitButNotLiterally

3 жыл бұрын

@@waltersobchak7275 have you ever heard of science?

@waltersobchak7275

3 жыл бұрын

@@BooksAndShitButNotLiterally science is not on your side with this one.

@BooksAndShitButNotLiterally

3 жыл бұрын

@@waltersobchak7275 science isn't on anyone's side ya dingus

@Petey0707

3 жыл бұрын

@@waltersobchak7275 What the fuck does liberalism have to do with archeology and sociology?

Not all people who have cats live in apartments . A lot of people live in various size homes.

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Natalie how are you doing today

The territorial meows are hilarious

Heck my cat could see green. She would shred any dress that was green in my closet if she got in.

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Alice how are you doing today

@earthjustice01

Жыл бұрын

That is one of the funniest cat stories I've heard! I'm still laughing.

I love my 🐈🐈🐈🐈

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Virginia how are you doing today

Hey you did a good job with this video guys

Information here is terrible but as always love watching cats

those Black cats look like my Black Bombay Cat! God Bless!

How old is this doc? In 2004, on the island of Cyprus, there was an 8 month old cat found laying next to a human in a Neolithic grave. That's about 9500 years ago, long before the Egyptians.

@aaronwylie6928

Жыл бұрын

True. I think the concensus is cats were first domesticated in ancient Mesopotamia civilizations

@GenerationJonesi

Жыл бұрын

@@aaronwylie6928 I wouldn't doubt it. It will be interesting to see what they find in the future!

Really enjoyed this video & how it shows how advanced the Russians have developed their particular appreciation for cats.

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Laurel how are you doing today

Other than the fact that I didn't like that they threw the cat and let some other cats loose and still one percentage of them didn't come back,.. (which is still too much in my opinion) it was still a pretty informative video for the most part.

13:50'ish... The cat was so admired that they bred them for the sole purpose of ending their lives, just so they could accompany people into the afterlife... Ginger Tabbies got it the worst once they came to Egypt... It's a wonder ANY grain was saved.

I love Cats

everybody loves cats

Here in Miami in one week I prob saw 5 to 7 outdoor feeders.

I been to a country called kawith and stary cats are every where their I saw cats every day when I went to kawith

🐈

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Brittany how are you doing today

My only one love .A CAT 😺😍

OMG

That Calico cat in the fight was not a male - so it was not a fight over a female. And maybe Russian cats don’t eat food left for them, but cats in the U.S do!

Facts aren't gelling in this narration.

@stevenanthony9353

Жыл бұрын

Hello Emma how are you doing today

7:30 That's North Africa, not North America.

@SS40-nah

Жыл бұрын

Very true. Sometimes they eat bugs too which I thought was odd but very useful. I watched a cat catch a flying bug and eat it.I feed a few cats in my neighborhood so they can keep snakes and lizards away from my house. I leave a cat house with car food in it in my driveway. If they eat palmetto bug that would be fantastic! I am so scared of those things! 🤣🤣

"however, unlike a human mustache which is a masculine secondary sexual character. " made me laugh

Before viewing: Mute narration and turn on close-caption.

😍🥰😍

Too bad for me the narrator speaks in a Howard Cosell cadence.

Sweeties ❤❤❤❤😍

have you ever heard the meowing, "spooky witch song" of 15-20 male cats around a single female cat?

9:30 also lizards, small snakes...

Terrible Narrator stopped me watching.

@waltersobchak7275

3 жыл бұрын

Kick rocks then crybaby

they say the cat comes form North America and show the map of Africa and the Middle East.

THANKS YOU GOODNESS 🌟 AMAZING CATS ❤️🖤💚🤎 FAMILY DAPHNE COTTON ALWAYS 💜 AWESOME,

I really enjoyed this video being so different from the silly US kind videos, where everything is so superficial; where they repeat 100x every sentence; where the "experts" grimmace like amateur actors... Maybe I wouldn't like this kind of documentaries, if I've got to see several of this stuff. But so far it's refreshing to see that there is a different style possible to that boring us kind...

@neinundnein6358

3 жыл бұрын

@@waltersobchak7275 I live in Western Europe! 😜😅 So I can only say, the arrogance of you, english+us, is unlimited! I enjoy French or Spanish docus as well! I just detest your english cultural imperialism!

@Three_Random_Words

3 жыл бұрын

@@neinundnein6358 KZread is pretty cool though, far from silly.

@jaelynn7575

2 жыл бұрын

@@neinundnein6358 So do a lot of Americans!

@jaelynn7575

2 жыл бұрын

@@waltersobchak7275 Thought your were a pacifist, Walter. Not in Nam, of course.

@neinundnein6358

2 жыл бұрын

@@jaelynn7575 Wow! I would have never thought that. Thank you for your answer

I don't know where they got that 400 million figure. Recent estimates consistently range from 600 million to a billion.

7:34 ➡️ NOT NORTH AMERICA BUT CATS ORIGINATED IN ‘NORTH AFRICA’. No one noticed this mistake ?

@kathleenbrown5402

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, this documentary has some really terrible mistakes in it. I'm not particularly impressed.