Cat Photo: Tell me what happened

Cat covered in foam bits

I hope that one or two people will tell me what they think happened to cause this. I’m pretty sure that I know what happened even though I have not researched the matter or found out online, perhaps through a comment.

It is quite a neat photograph because it is the only time I’ve seen a cat in this situation but as you know I have seen thousands upon thousands of cat photographs so let’s call this photograph unique and go from there.

The first person who tells me correctly what happened will be able to select a charity of their choice for the next PoC cat charity donation which is usually worth about £80-£100.

24 thoughts on “Cat Photo: Tell me what happened”

  1. The author of the best comment will receive an Amazon gift of their choice at Christmas! Please comment as they can add to the article and pass on your valuable experience.
      • Making me work, Michael…

        If I remember correctly, protons and neutrons are held very tightly within an atom. But, electrons are held loosely and can move from one atom to another.
        When their are less electrons than protons, the atoms will be positively charged and are capable of attracting neutral or negatively charges items.
        Hair, such as a cat’s coat, is perfect for static because the cat sometimes rubs against objects or people that disperses their electrons, making them positively charged. It’s the imbalance of positive and negative charges that causes static.

        Good god! I hope I remembered correctly.

        Reply
  2. Kindly select the charity you feel deserves it most, Michael. That would serve all best, sir.

    Just hadda “raise my hand” in class first, and shout out the answer.

    (you know that kind of kid, I am sure 🙂 )

    Reply

Leave a Comment

follow it link and logo