This is another one of those extraordinary interspecies relationship and in this instance a mother hen is incubating three kittens just as if they were her eggs. It’s quite remarkable to see. The hen is completely unfazed by it. As the female of one species so often raises the offspring of another species, it …
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This is a strange video. It is not obvious that the rooster and cat are play-fighting. Some observers might think that they are actually fighting to the death but I’m convinced that they are not. You can see the cat’s jaws on the rooster’s neck and at that point the cat could kill the …
Did my dog just pet my cat?? And did my cat just hug my dog??pic.twitter.com/6LFfdaHgBj — Back To Nature (@backt0nature) November 28, 2020 Sometimes videos stop working for reasons beyond my control. If that has happened I am sorry. SOME MORE ON INTERSPECIES FRIENDSHIPS:
We don’t know the reason why these cows love this cat but love him they do. A hell of a lot. He is probably a barn cat who has made friends with the cows. That happens horses and cats being mutually affectionate. The licking is fiercely affectionate. One of the cows is almost nibbling …
A cute blue (grey/blue) kitten and a beige hamster together. The kitten is a little bemused. The hamster is keen to be friends. They’ll probably be great friends when they grow up. I am not sure about the lifespan of hamsters though. Note: videos on this site are typically made by people other …
It is has been described as an act of modern day witchcraft. I feel sure that if this had happened in rural Africa they’d agree that witchcraft was afoot. However, it is nowhere near as macabre or interesting. It is simply two animals who formed a friendship albeit and unusual one. There are many …
Yes, this is a great video of ducklings suckling a cat on a farm. It is extraordinary partly because ducklings don’t do this. They eat solids from birth.
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