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You may have a point there. Our indoor cat came across a mouse on the kitchen floor two nights ago. She MOANED with pleasure. I told her she was a good, good cat and I would back her up in any decision. I don't think that decision was a real problem for her, no ---- After watching the airborne mouse for awhile, I went in the living room and shut all the doors so I wouldn't hear anymore leaping about. She left the mouse as her contribution to breakfast. I felt that was a nice thought.Cat food.
Looks like an iguanaAnybody know what kind of critter this is?
Perhaps because of the markings on the creature's head that makes it look like it has faux eyeballs, your cat may be a bit confused and not "moaning with pleasure", but rather your cat is appealing for a second opinion regarding this very concerning matter.You may have a point there. Our indoor cat came across a mouse on the kitchen floor two nights ago. She MOANED with pleasure. I told her she was a good, good cat and I would back her up in any decision. I don't think that decision was a real problem for her, no ---- After watching the airborne mouse for awhile, I went in the living room and shut all the doors so I wouldn't hear anymore leaping about. She left the mouse as her contribution to breakfast. I thought that was a nice thought.
Yes, that's exactly what I thought, really: she doesn't get a lot of chances at mice, and treasures each one. For that reason I came into the kitchen, weighed up the situation (mouse was in big trouble was the situation) and praised her effusively. She stopped the strange meows and got down to business. Good points you made!Perhaps because of the markings on the creature's head that makes it look like it has faux eyeballs, your cat may be a bit confused and not "moaning with pleasure", but rather your cat is appealing for a second opinion regarding this very concerning matter.
Maybe your cat doesn't know what to think and wants your permission before it pounces on the thing, hence the questioning moan.
It's a cat's way of asking you if it's allowed to kill that critter.
Anybody know what kind of critter this is? He has taken up residence in my yard...
It's a gecko
Jim Morrison?
We have a couple of resident Road Runners, that's one of their primary meals.........Anybody know what kind of critter this is?
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He has taken up residence in my yard...
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He is about 15 inches long and I think he is growing.
Ass-U-Me-ing he is indeed a he.
No that's not an Iguana.Looks like an iguana
This is a collared lizard it has a collar. Joe's lizard does not.Sorry, no. Definitely NOT a gecko as the color is all wrong and Joe's lizard has eyelids. Geckos have none, they don't blink.
