This is another example of how a domestic cat can actually improve a person’s presentation on either television or in this case on video. The Dean of Canterbury, Dr Robert Willis, was leading a virtual service at Canterbury Cathedral when … Continue reading →
[addthis tool=”addthis_inline_share_toolbox_above”] This is learned feline behaviour. I suspect that these cats have trained themselves to knock on the front door through observation of their human guardian. It is highly unusual and fascinating to see these cats stretch over from … Continue reading →
At last, the popularity of cat videos is in decline, while dog video popularity is increasing and outstripping cat videos. It had to happen. These are fads and cults, which always wax and wane. They have a lifespan and it … Continue reading →
Cats can be the innocent victims of human folly as is shown in this video about the Syrian war. This is a great video. A calico cat, probably a community cat, is featured in the video at 7:24 minutes and 12:50 … Continue reading →
The new Marmite advert is getting lots of unforeseen publicity which I am sure Unilever are pleased with as they now own the UK company making Marmite. This is a very clever advert. It is amusing. However, it does parody … Continue reading →
Actually there was a reason: there was an ongoing feud between the dog’s owner and the local police because he has made complaints against the police. I can’t watch the video and haven’t watched it but it needs to be … Continue reading →
Note: I don’t show animal cruelty videos on this page. There is a brilliant petition going around at the moment on the causes.com website: Stop Youtube accepting and showing cruelty to animals. What is so impressive about it is that … Continue reading →
Here are two video outtakes (video material from A1 Savannahs that I had previously not used), in two short, simple videos that shows how magnificently athletic and tall this F1 Savannah is. The cat: MAGIC, who else? The atheticism of … Continue reading →
