This is the most mesmerising cat face that I have seen ever. It is amazing. You genuinely can see a person in there trying to get out. It is the most peculiar sensation looking at this cat. It is like … Continue reading →
This is anthropomorphising the domestic cat. It’s cute but…. … Continue reading →
Doraemon is a cute, male robotic cat and part of the Japanese culture concerned with cuteness which is a form of escapism. Rarely do I dip into Japanese culture. When I do it is like visiting another planet. In this … Continue reading →
Trixie was her name; quite a modern name for cat who kept her owner company in the Tower of London from 1601-1603. Trixie belonged to the Third Earl of Southampton, Henry Wriothesley. Queen Elizabeth I imprisoned him we are told. … Continue reading →
This is a Russian cat breeder who breeds Maine Coons with human faces. One of her cats has a face which is particularly human-like but the others are in the same category. They must have the same father or mother … Continue reading →
This is a great picture of a weary street cat with the look of a wary human. His expression is very human. You can look into his soul and what you find is a cat who has been there, done … Continue reading →
I love the video, it is very cute and interesting but is it a bit strange? Am I wrong to question whether the woman has genuinely anthropomorphised her cat or does she know what is going on and is simply enjoying it until the relationship settles down to the usual human/cat relationship?
Continue reading →If a person had the personality of a domestic cat a doctor would diagnose him as autistic or having Asperger’s. That should answer the question in the title. What I’m saying is that the behaviour of cats and humans is … Continue reading →
In my opinion, the main reason why your cat puts her/his paw on your face when you hold her is because your head, when face-to-face with hers, is too close for comfort. By putting her paw on your face she … Continue reading →
I’ll focus on cats. To quote P.L. Bernstein (The Welfare of Cats) some scientists (see below) have suggested that anthropomorphism “may have evolved to enable humans to recognise animals as ‘alternative sources of social support’”. The main reason for being … Continue reading →
