If you have multiple cats, you may resonate with this animation. If you don't have multiple cats, this is what you're missing out on! Yes, the late-night brings a lot of terrors, mostly in the form of zoomies, furniture destruction, plant chewing, and the occasional poop nugget. As chaotic as it may all seem, in the end, it doesn't truly matter because we have these adorable creatures in our lives to adore.
Have you taken a mind-blowing epiphany shower as of late? No worries if you haven't because we're bringing that shower to you!
We were searching through this month's most recent and most insightful thoughts from the Reddit forum, r/ShowerThoughts, a place where this generation shares all its mind-blowing epiphanies in one place, which is quite frankly another thought that blows our minds.
We love some mind-shattering animal thoughts! Which thought below was really eye-opening for you?
It's been a while since we last had some mind-altering animal shower thoughts to ponder upon! We decided to go digging through this year's top thoughts and we were definitely not disappointed!
r/ShowerThoughts is basically this generations' most insightful thoughts, all in one forum. There's a shower thought that blows our mind!
Which thought below was really eye-opening for you?
Pigeons. They're everywhere and unavoidable. However, in some countries, pigeons may not be their main animal sighting. Instead, they have their own versions of "pigeons" with a variety of different animals that are everywhere and unavoidable.
And though pigeons are actually everywhere and there's no comparison, it's fun to see what other countries have to deal with when it comes to wild animals.
"Okay, I'm bored in the house, and I'm in the house bored"
We may have only been cooped up for x amount of months (depending on where you're from), but think about this -- your pets are home nearly 24/7 and have been for years!
It's only natural that they would go a bit stir crazy and do some unusual things. Like, find their way out and sit on the satellite dish.
Totally normal behavior! The pics provided below are mostly cats and dogs but we sprinkled in a few trash pandas because they were so absurd and adorable, we hope you can forgive us for this.
That we know of...
Get ready to be introduced to some of the oldest cats that ever lived! Some of these love bugs really defied the odds and lived up to 39 years! 39 years is equivalent to 172 years in human years!
How wild is that?
Kittisaurus is celebrating reaching 2 million subscribers by throwing a massive catnip party for her cats! And when we say massive....we mean it.
Approximately, $1000 dollars worth of catnip. Wowza.
It's hard to resist such a fine collection of some greenery. But one cat was able to resist, and could food over the catnip. And we are truly inspired by her actions.
Congrats on reaching 2 million subscribers, Kittisaurus!
Mountain goats, or cliff-climbing goats, are actually not real goats! They are part of the antelope family.
Goat-antelopes.
They have mastered the art of climbing near-vertical slopes all in order to protect themselves from both animal and human predators.
They are said to be an animal of high intelligence and quite alien-y..., due to their out-of-this-world defying gravity skills.
It's scientifically called a "siphonophore Apolemia" but everyone is calling it the world's longest "long stringy stingy thingy."
Which, honestly, is way more catchy.
International ocean researchers may have just discovered the longest living... thing... in the known world. Captured in a haunting video and explained upon in a Twitter thread by biologist Rebecca Helm, who specializes in studying jellyfish at the University of North Carolina Asheville.
Helm calls the footage gave her "chills." Find out why below.
This is one emotional rollercoaster of a comic strip. But we wouldn't expect anything less from The Oatmeal!
You may recall some of their other hilarious comics, 'Having a Baby vs Having a Cat,' or 'How to Walk a Human Being (a Guide for Dogs).'
Both instant classics.
Domino, on the other hand, is more of a legend. A cat who is unique, with a derpy face and constantly drooling -- the story of Domino will be told from generation to generation.
Are we ever going to address the wombat cube poop? The fact claims it's cube shaped so it doesn't roll away... why is rolling away a concern evolutionarily?
So many questions, so little answers. About the cubed poop, that is.
Here's a mini-challenge for you: Can anyone name all the bears in thumbnail pic? You can find the answers at the bottom, if you give up!
Bear with us here as we gather all the details on this terrifying and crazy story.
In Fresno, California, Taylor Hawkins was on her way to the gorgeous National Park of Sequoia and Kings Canyon, when an unexpected guest decided to hitch a ride right in front of her...
A bear. A bear causally walked up to the car in front of hers, looked at the trunk and the climbed onto the car. Taylor Hawkins was about to capture the outrageous moment on video.
Just seconds after the bear climbed onto the car, it seemed to get spooked and immediately jumps down and takes off. However, it didn't go too far. The bear stopped just near the edge of the road and looked back at the car it was previously on top of for a few seconds.
There's nothing as wild as wild life itself, huh? Thankfully, no one was injured during this attempted hitchhike and now it's just a great story to tell.
Story via ABC7
We have so many questions... and absolutely no answers.
There's a small French town called Armentieres that were in for quite a surprise this week. Why? A BLACK PANTHER was spotted on residential rooftops!
One resident was able to capture pictures of the panther right outside his balcony window and uploaded it to Twitter.
The Twitter user, Anton Bundle, posted the photo that shows the wildcat casually strolling by as if not a solitary care in the world.
It wasn't long until the authorities got involved, firefighters and police set up cordons to help keep people safely away from the panther as they thought of a plan to capture the panther safely.
A security source spoke to The Sun, describing the panther as "calm and well domesticated."
"It took two hours to get her in a position where she could be trapped, and then a vet used a gun to fire a hypodermic tranquilizer at the animal as it tried to climb into a window."
The security source continued, "She was taken to an animal refuge center and is in good shape. Her owner is known to police but has gone on the run."
Turns out, as if it were a surprise to anyone, that the wild animal didn't have any registration documents, meaning that she was more than likely a "black market animal" who had been trafficked to France illegally.
Thankfully, the panther is now being held safely at the Protestant League of Lille (LPA) and spend the night in a blacked-out cage, which is known to reduce stress in wild animals.
An LPA spokesman said the panther is "quite young" and "like Labrador."
The LPA has already contacted a nearby zoo in the hopes the panther can find a new home.
Story via The Sun
Yikes! One couple in Tuolumne County, California, had quite a wild day! Edward and wife Kathy Sudduth were watching TV when they heard a loud bang from within their home. The couple believe the home invader was after their neighbor's cat, who found shelter but the more dangerous cat was still there -- in their living room.
According to FOX40, The mountain lion actually ran into Kathy, and it took her a moment to realize what had just happened.
"We thought it was a dog," Kathy told FOX40.
"His tail was pretty close to me so I just 'thwipped' it a little bit like that," Edward added.
The noise and touch the couples made sent the invader running into the bathroom, where it locked itself inside!
Edward and Kathy barricaded themselves in a room and immediately dialed 911 for some assistance.
The Department of Fish and Wildlife and Tuolumne County (DFW) sheriff's deputies came to help out.
And with permission from the Sudduth's, the deputies broke the bathroom window and watched as the mountain lion leaped out.
And while this is definitely quite the experience for the Sudduth's, they would prefer to keep it a memory. Edward jokes, "Won't leave the door open anymore."
Whoa--wait--what?! The future is here and it is scary! Anyone out there getting major Pet Sematary vibes?
In a report by Liu Caiyu and Xu Keyu, the Sinogene Biotechnology Company, in Beijing, China, have SUCCESSFULLY cloned a kitten using cells from the dead body of a beloved family cat. The deceased cat, known as Garlic, passed away from a urinary tract infection. According to the report, the cost of a clone such as this, costs around a whopping $35,400 USD for a cat and $53,550 USD for a dog.
Not sure how we feel about this one.. what are your thoughts? Should we be cloning our beloved pets?
Story via Global Times
