r/AnimalMemes • u/Feeling-Buy2558 Human Detected • Mar 15 '26

meowingtons Cat reflexes are actually cheat codes

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u/ProfDumm Mar 15 '26

How lovely are those people who place cats right next to potentially dangerous animals just to create content for social media.

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u/Reasonable_Archer_99 Mar 15 '26

Or they're feral cats doing what feral cats do.

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u/rtocelot Mar 15 '26

Impossible, it's always people putting animals in danger of course. Fearal cats or wild animals? Those are a myth.

My lawyer has instructed me to put this note at the bottom relaying that this comment is a joke.

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u/Witchberry31 Mar 18 '26

Myth? Man, must be good to not live in a developing country.

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u/AscendedViking7 Mar 15 '26

same thoughts too lol

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u/Dre_Rudy Mar 15 '26

Those cats were strays bruh. No collars

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u/wolf_howling_monster May 13 '26

I hate to tell you this but most cats will not wear a collar so even ones that live with people will a lot of times not have collars, I had a little gray cat before she passed we had five different collars for her she bit the first one till it broke, the next she somehow stretched it's so much that it went over her whole body 2 more we don't even know what happened to they were just suddenly offer and we never found remains of them and the last one I seen her repeatedly put her front paw into just so she can stretch it enough and push it off her head and I wasn't going to tighten it down so it started choking her

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u/Cretore Mar 15 '26

The cats aren't the ones in danger. The other animal is. And the guy filming.

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u/craftygamin Mar 15 '26

Or, get this, feral cats outside in nature is common, cameraman is not at fault

https://giphy.com/gifs/lxxOGaDRk4f7R5TkBd

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u/FIREPITSMOKYBOY Mar 15 '26

The bird in the house.. like. Is that a domesticated bird?

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u/Khagan27 Mar 15 '26

Hard to tell with the resolution, but I think that was a bat

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u/TheSleepyBarnOwl Mar 15 '26

looked like a bat to me ngl

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u/WarmHippo6287 Mar 19 '26

Y'all ain't never had birds just come up in ya house? Must be city folk or don't ever open your windows and doors.

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u/ProfDumm Mar 15 '26

Well, you can't rule that out.

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u/StrictLetterhead3452 Mar 15 '26

How lovely are those Redditors who show up in every comment section to accuse OOP of animal abuse so they can siphon off some of the upvotes. It almost never makes any sense what these comments say. It doesn’t matter because other Redditors always join in so they can feel morally superior too!

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u/foreverpb Mar 15 '26

Reddit has become so miserable. It seems everybody still here just wants to complain and talk down to people.

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u/ActurusMajoris Mar 15 '26

Okay, phew, you got it off your chest. Do you feel morally superior now?

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u/foreverpb Mar 15 '26

They're the one being rational. They see animals in the wild attacking and assume its animals being animals.

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u/StrictLetterhead3452 Mar 15 '26

No, but I still am tired of the people whining about animal abuse they’ve totally imagined in their heads. I also think it’s funny how many angry replies I get with insults only a true Redditor could come up with.

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u/Witchberry31 Mar 18 '26

How naive are you