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CatKeeper in Mountin Dew Net.
No treats, coaching, or editing as used in this video. HES A NATURAL!CatKeeper in Mountin Dew Net.
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A cat descended a 30- to 40-foot Saguaro cactus in Arizona after being stuck on top of it for three days.
The cat, black with white markings, apparently became stuck on top of the cactus in a desert area near Saguaro Lake, KNVX-TV, Phoenix, reported Friday.
A witness said he first saw the cat there three days before it came down.
Slowly but surely, the cat started to climb down Friday, starting face-first before turning around and backing its way down. Near the bottom, it leaped off the cactus, making a safe landing.
The feline was seen wandering in the area after news crews left the scene.
http://www.star941fm.com/cc-common/news/sections/newsarticle.html?feed=104673&article=9393058A cat descended a 30- to 40-foot Saguaro cactus in Arizona after being stuck on top of... more
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Proving once again that they just get it, Toronto-based ad agency John St. introduces the world’s first and only catvertising agency.
Via dailywhat.Proving once again that they just get it, Toronto-based ad agency John St. introduces... more
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A house cat sat calmly in front of a glass screen door as a hungry mountain lion tried to get into.
Watch the LOLz adorable video!A house cat sat calmly in front of a glass screen door as a hungry mountain lion tried... more
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Memes are often seen as the lowest form of culture for a good reason but now academics, advertisers and media people have started to seriously examine lolcats, Fails and the like—and they're making tons of money doing it.The Independent has done a brilliant profile of clever LolCat fan Kate Miltner, a 29-year-old digital-strategist-turned-graduate-student at the London School of Economics. She's working on a masters degree studying internet memes, using focus groups to figure out why lolcats are so obnoxiously compelling.
"The 29-year-old has just handed in her dissertation to complete the requirements for her MSc from the university's Department of Media and Communications. The focus of her study? Internet memes, ie, often trite, viral images and films. More specifically, her favourite furry ones."
The article frames her story as a struggle by poor meme aficionados for legitimacy, and Miltner is happy to play along. "People think 'silly cat picture,'" Miltner told the paper. But the idea that no one takes memes seriously is seriously outdated, if it was ever true. Memes make tons of money. As Gawker points out the most well-worn example of this is the Cheezburger empire, which was built on aggregating lolcats and pictures of "Fail"; it spawned a bunch of popular books and raised $30 million in start-up funding in January. More recently, 4chan founder Christopher Poole raised more than $3 million for his new start-up, Canvas, an imageboard which lets people create and share dumb memes more easily than ever.
For more info on the story check out The Independent article and the Gawker report.
Here are some amazing Fails and below are some stupid cats just for you.
Memes are often seen as the lowest form of culture for a good reason but now... more
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two very cute black & white Kitten Cats
By OSyTim aka OSGUIShow OS GUI OSGUI OSyTech OSyGamestwo very cute black & white Kitten Cats
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The intensity is unbearable. Complete with Ennio Morricone score.
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Cats are mean, there's just no way around that. Check out the faux-lion cat that comes in to check out the bullying action...wtf.Cats are mean, there's just no way around that. Check out the faux-lion cat that... more
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This cat is a bit special. To say the least.
Source: Reddit
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A curious shelter cat loses his step and falls off of the platform in its cage.
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From the talented people who brought you the suitably scored Epic Cat Fight comes yet another musically matched epic cat fight: Kitten vs. TWO scary things.
Source: DailyWhatFrom the talented people who brought you the suitably scored Epic Cat Fight comes yet... more
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Who said that cats and dogs don't get along? This puppy-cat licking/petting session is proof that inter-species love is possible.Who said that cats and dogs don't get along? This puppy-cat licking/petting... more
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This dove/pigeon is very lucky that this cat is a bit too fat and lazy to not just bite its head off straight away.This dove/pigeon is very lucky that this cat is a bit too fat and lazy to not just... more
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Maru is always worth watching even if you don't (like me) have a fondness for cats. He is an original - a cat with a severe fetish for boxes. He only finds peace when he is inside one.Maru is always worth watching even if you don't (like me) have a fondness for... more
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What is this cat imagining he/she is licking? An ice cream cone? A lolly? Should probably stop here before it gets too dirty.What is this cat imagining he/she is licking? An ice cream cone? A lolly? Should... more
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Jack the female cat doesn't meow to be let into her house, or even tap the flap...noop she just lets herself in.
Source: BuzzfeedJack the female cat doesn't meow to be let into her house, or even tap the... more
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For some reason I don't think this will have a happy ending as Fum the black cat seems a bit too interested in smashing Gebra the barn owl's head in.For some reason I don't think this will have a happy ending as Fum the black cat... more
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Smokey, a British house cat, has roared, or rather purred, her way into the Guinness Book of World Records. The New York Daily News reports that Smokey, a white tabby, can purr like a "lawnmower" at levels up to 73 decibels, 16 times louder than the average feline though a bit "softer" than blue whales, which are the loudest animals on earth with a low-frequency pulse of 188 decibels.
Sounds like this cat's purr is a lot bigger than, um, her paw?
The New York Daily News says that Smokey actually sounds more like a "cooing dove." As owner Ruth Adams writes on www.smokeythepurringcat.com, a website devoted to the "outspoken" feline:
Smokey is quite possibly the worlds loudest purring cat and is louder than a boeing 737 coming into land!
The only time purr-producing Smokey is quiet is when she is asleep. “She even manages to purr while she eats” comments owner Ruth.
It was back in February that Smokey first attracted notice after she won a local competition for "most powerful purr." A local community college submitted the results to Guinness and the rest is, yes, history. Smokey is now in the Guinness Book of World Records for having achieved the "loudest purr by a domestic cat at 67.7 dB (LA peak)."
Talk about the cat's meow.Smokey, a British house cat, has roared, or rather purred, her way into the Guinness... more
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yln5m2W7Llg&
Smokey, a British house cat, has roared, or rather purred, her way into the Guinness Book of World Records. The New York Daily News reports that Smokey, a white tabby, can purr like a "lawnmower" at levels up to 73 decibels, 16 times louder than the average feline though a bit "softer" than blue whales, which are the loudest animals on earth with a low-frequency pulse of 188 decibels.
Sounds like this cat's purr is a lot bigger than, um, her paw?
The New York Daily News says that Smokey actually sounds more like a "cooing dove." As owner Ruth Adams writes on www.smokeythepurringcat.com, a website devoted to the "outspoken" feline:
Smokey is quite possibly the worlds loudest purring cat and is louder than a boeing 737 coming into land!
The only time purr-producing Smokey is quiet is when she is asleep. “She even manages to purr while she eats” comments owner Ruth.
It was back in February that Smokey first attracted notice after she won a local competition for "most powerful purr." A local community college submitted the results to Guinness and the rest is, yes, history. Smokey is now in the Guinness Book of World Records for having achieved the "loudest purr by a domestic cat at 67.7 dB (LA peak)."
Talk about the cat's meow.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yln5m2W7Llg&
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