Apparently, even a simple daily routine like drinking water could be too complicated for some cats, as you can see from the photos and gifs below.
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Conservationist, entomologist and television host Phil Torres of Jungle Diaries, who spent two years in the Peruvian Amazon, captured on video the remarkable sight of flocks of colorful butterflies swarming around the faces of turtles, truly looking as if they were animated characters out of a Disney film. As it turns out, these lepidopteran insects were drinking the tears of the turtles as a means to get the sodium and other minerals needed to regulate their metabolism, boost their reproduction and ensure their survival. Nature is beautiful!
@MaddieJoel's cat doesn't make slurping from a faucet look easy. People on twitter laughed and shared their own insights.
Via Waggle TV
This cat has life figured out. All she needs now are a couple of servants to fan and feed her!
Yesterday, Josie Brechner went into a bar in Seatle and saw this adorable dog with a hat sitting at the bar and eating while people around don't seem to be too excited by this unusual scene. She posted the photo on twitter and then the real excitment began...
According to scientists, smaller animals drink the tears of larger animals to acquire nutrients that are not present in running water.
Our two favorite things- cute animals and Starbucks.
Cats, dogs, birds and other types of animals beating the summer heat by staying hydrated.
Cat's cannot drink alcohol.
Even a small sip might put them in a coma, so forget about it.
But sometimes, after a long day at work, when you come home and crack open a cold one, it might be nice to share that moment with your cat.
HERE IS WHAT YOU'LL NEED:
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John Wells of The Field Lab in Texas, had a simple idea for a video called "The Bucket." He left a camera at the bottom of a bucket of water in the desert near his lab to see if any visitors would come by to take a drink. A bee, a rabbit and even a donkey are some of the surprising visitors.
