Do domesticated cats actively seek out fun?

Cat has fun sliding down a slide in a child's playground

Do domestic cats actively seek out fun? Do they have a concept in their minds about the idea of fun and entertaining themselves? Or is it all instinctive when they play? Are they simply enacting the hunting process when they pounce and play with balls of paper or some other commercially made toy? The …

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Owl defends itself with impressive body language in stand-off with tabby cat

Owl defends itself against the presence of a domestic cat by making itself much larger. The cat response in kind.

This impressive owl has made itself look much larger and it rocks from side to side as a means to display body language at a gray tabby-and-white cat who was probably wandering around his backyard or somewhere nearby when he encountered the owl. It is a cute stand-off between two different species, both predators. …

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Cat in argument treats automatic vacuum cleaner as a minor distraction

A dominant black cat during his bullying of a submissive cat brushes aside an automatic vacuum cleaner instinctively treating it as a minor distraction. This is in complete contrast to how domestic cats respond to vacuum cleaners normally. I found it amusing. You can see him sticking his hind leg out and nonchalantly pushing …

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Domestic cats make great goalies

Goalies are goalkeepers or goaltenders. In the UK footballers who guard the goal are called goalies. Take a look at the natural talent for goalkeeping by this ordinary moggie. There is sound and it can be toggled-on by clicking on the icon bottom-right of the video. This sort of skill is inherent in most …

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