Domestic Evolution [Sarah's Scribbles]
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Garfield is an Eldritch abomination, not a cat.
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This comment got a laugh out of me. I could hear the grinding.
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Cats let us domesticate them because we’re big enough to hunt (grocery shop) for tbem and provide shelter (house, cat bed, human bed) but aren’t interested in eating them - the sweet spot
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Cats are absolutely pack animals. I have had the pleasure and fright of watching normal house cats operate in a pack. We just don’t generally leave house cats to live on their own to study because it’s horrible for the ecosystem. But anyone who’s been around a place where generations of a cat family live for whatever reason can tell you, they are as much pack animals as wolves and lions.
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Cats will absolutely hunt in packs. Especially with aggressive birds, but also scaring small prey right into another cat.
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Yep, house cats are pack animals. They live naturally in colonies.
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This is why we can be included in the cuddle puddle, even if we are the big dumb cat.
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Survival of the cutest / friendliest
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I’m sorry, John.
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My cats ran a mouse up the door for me this morning. I woke up to both of them just going bananas at my patio door and when I collected myself I went “oh, a mouse, that’s a weird place… how did it even get to the second hinge…? whatever man…” and scooped it into a big jar and took it outside.
I wish they were slightly better at their end of the bargain…
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Dogs: “They feed us, shelter us, talk to us, play with us, and give us pets. They must be gods.”
Cats: “They feed us, shelter us, talk to us, play with us, and give us pets. We must be gods.”
