Animal Behavior: A Kitten Who Completely Understands Stalking

[rabid1st]

The last time I was here, I brought you a video where two lovable hamsters terrorize a kitten. To counter that one, here is a kitten who understands that fear is no excuse for failing to properly stalk alien invaders in your bed. Stalk and kill. That is the predator way. And I love how at the end of it all, the kitten relaxes a bit, only to notice that a tail has been following him...and acting mighty shady. I assume another adventure began almost immediately as there is no rest for the Superhero Kitties of this world.

Since this vid has been watched over 6 million times, I imagine some of you have already seen it, but it was new to me, so I figured it was worth sharing.

Comments

[keswindhover.livejournal.com]

I have seen it, but happy to see it again. I wonder what the tail did to suddenly grab our fearsome warrior's attention right at the end?

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

That tail had been following her all day and acting in a very suspicious manner.

[np-complete.livejournal.com]

Aw! What an adorable, fluffy little predator!

I don't give much for that tail's chances ....

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

The tail is a slippery cove, constantly staying just out of reach. Blast it!

[jwaneeta.livejournal.com]

I lol'd. Thank you!

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

You are welcome. I lol'ed as well.

[phdelicious.livejournal.com]

Adorable kitty. My four year old cat still has freak outs like that but they now take up the entire apartment, which is a little less cute though still hysterical.

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

My cats also were given to these sort of freak-outs. But only Abby, bless her, ever reached quite this dramatic a level. She used to climb the curtains and launch herself into space only to grab at the sofa or chairs...or sometimes a person. We had to have her examined by professionals. It turned out she was eating hallucinogenic moths and in the throes of her high battling...

Oh, I don't know...mutant apples from space?