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"Another day, another successful hunt. Can life be any more predictable and boring?"

That's the inner monologue we assume this snowy owl is currently reciting.

Picture this, you're a gorgeous, majestic snowy owl. You have incredible wing span, can fly silently and have large talons deployed and ready to strike. You are fearless and feared by many.

Repetitive wins could eventually becoming your life's boring routine.

Obviously, we have absolutely no idea and this owl could be expressing a surplus of joy and we wouldn't know.

However, if we were only to go by looks and what we know boredom to look like... well, this is it.

bored snowy owl animals funny lol boredom | large white owl flying close to the ground with its talons stretched forward chasing a small mouse running through snow

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These people sure are living their quarantine life to the fullest with all kinds of funny and creative ideas, using their pets as the main tool.

Thank you, the people of twitter, for this wholesome content!

Genius People Who Came Up With Creative Ways To Fight Off Boredom | tiny turtle in an aquarium playing tic tac toe with a human drawing with a pen on the glass | fish playing football on an underwater field

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Via AnimalWised

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"How do you know if your cat is bored?"

From a feline ethological point of view, AnimalWised dives into this question. Starting with explaining symptoms of a bored cat so help their humans recognize it early and change up their routine. Symptoms like, does your cat ignore you? Do they jump on your feet? Do they sleep more than usual?

I know what you're thinking -- cat's sleep like 14-16 hours a day so if that's a sign of boredom -- aren't ALL cats considered "bored"?

Not necessarily. Watch to find out more.

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Henri has been commissioned by Friskies to explore the phenomenon of cat food boredom, for the benefit of all catkind. Here are the main finding in 4 parts.