Friday, July 5, 2013
Water Cats
Nope, not a new breed. Just two kitties that happen to live with me that were terribly curious about water in the tub. Koa is a Bengal and Bengals are known for having an affinity for water. In this case, it's true. He loves water - his water dish, his water fountain, well, and his water fountain again.
This time he hopped in before I was finished filling the tub so I shut off the water and let him wander around. Ellie got curious... poor thing. You'll notice what happens at the end.
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Poor Ellie!
LOL I know.. but it was too funny!
Last second was kind of joy for me. Does that make me cruel :)
Not at all - it was too funny not to share :D
LMAO, poor Ellie! Your cats are so funny! Thanks for sharing!
Two of my cats loved the bathtub routine, although not by getting in it intentionally like your beautiful babes. One would circle the tub and inevitably fall in. The other liked paw at bath bubbles, and lick it off his paws. Go figure! Your cats rule!
You're welcome :)
LOL bubbles?? Hilarious! Cats and tubs are too funny. I always keep the camera around, just in case hehe
Cute! Beso has been known to jump in the tub with my daughter.
There are no real water cats, but there is a medium-sized Asian cat known as the fishing cat, one of my favorite cat species. They jump in the water to cat fish, and have many amazing adaptations to that. The National Zoo just had a baby fishing cat (whose grandmother is in the Cincinnati Zoo). Pictures? No. Video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHv062xTgJM
LOLOL!!! Loved the belly flop! So this is absolutely adorable. I still maintain you should write a cat book :)
What an excellent illustration of "I did not think this idea through sufficiently!" at the end of the video.
I had a cat once, a common ginger tabby, that couldn't be trusted to stay out of a tub. As long as the water wasn't yet up to his belly, he'd wade around quite happily. He also had an unfortunate way of sniffing the column of water descending from the faucet, which is how I know that cats sometimes say "Snurbbbllf."
LOL!!! Oh this cracked me up - best sound description ever. I know precisely the sound you mean. Koa likes to do that too. They don't really seem to learn..
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