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15th April 2014, 12:38 AM #7
Our big ginger tabby Sampson is well fed, perhaps overfed, and he is a fierce hunter. Some cats just have a natural instinct to hunt. I thought he was napping in the sun and suddenly he took off running after a bird he saw in the garden. He has killed many birds, mice, and even small squirrels, and also kills fireflies and butterflies. However, when we had a mouse in the basement he didnt even try to catch it! I guess why bother chasing the food when it's in a dish in the kitchen???
Sampson is not a MC, and he will hold his prey between his paws, then bat them around while they are still alive before he eats them. He's a big baby cat inside, terrified of his own shadow, but he is a bloodthirsty menace to society outside LOL! My two MC's wouldn't know what to do, and I think early exposure to hunting makes a difference sometimes. Sampson probably spent the majority of his life outdoors and learned to hunt as a kitten. My other three are too domesticated lolLast edited by MandyCoonie; 15th April 2014 at 12:44 AM.
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