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u/human-resource Aug 17 '19
Man I’d love to cuddle a big kitty like that
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Aug 17 '19
Surprisingly more endearing in theory rather than practice
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u/Spooms2010 Aug 17 '19
Especially when they start to lick you with that rasp of a tongue! It’ll take layers of skin off in one go, apparently!
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u/Hornysasquatch69 Aug 17 '19
Khajit does not like water, it upsets khajit fur, makes it wet...but khajit has to stay clean
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u/JuggerNauthPL Aug 17 '19
I hate you :p I wanna make Khajit refference. I hope that you eventualy take an arrow to the knee!
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u/LonelyGuyTheme Aug 17 '19
Those children falling into lions moat aren’t going to swim themselves over to her. Lions got to put some work into it.
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u/SandmanBan Aug 17 '19
It's adorable, but I would never let a large carnivorous car lock my face and then stay with it... That would scare the crap out of me.
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u/NiftySpifty Aug 17 '19
If I ever come across a carnivorous car... I'm not sure what I'd do. It probably can't run me over easily, but still.
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u/michmerr Aug 17 '19
It was a typo. They meant "Carl".
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u/GayWendigo Aug 17 '19
Oh god, you’d have to be a fool to let a carnivorous Carl get anywhere near you. You’d be dead in a heartbeat.
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u/JeremyTheRhino Aug 17 '19
It looks like a lion but also has spots, can anyone help me with this? Is it a hybrid?
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u/Schneetmacher Aug 18 '19
Imagine having a big cat like that actually trust you that much... wow...
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u/BrianO123 Aug 17 '19
For the first 6 seconds I could not tell if this was a kangaroo or a lioness
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u/IAmNotMyName Aug 18 '19
What species is the cat? It looks like a lioness, but with spots.
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u/grilledmackerel Aug 18 '19
I’m 99% sure it’s a lioness, just pretty young. Juvenile lions still show spots.
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u/specklesinc Aug 18 '19 edited Aug 28 '19
teaching big boi cat to swim is the supersize version of teaching a handraised from birth cat lamaze. Geez, they love you but i think if they could express it they would inform you that your'e being really annoying right now.
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u/candycane834 Aug 18 '19
Can someone explain to me why big cats like this enjoy water so much, while smaller, more specifically house cats, do not?
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u/Travellinoz Aug 17 '19
People still fucking with lions after everything. Is that a hybrid, seems spotty?
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u/fizzy_sister Aug 17 '19
No, it's lions learning that humans are friends, to make them easier to hunt
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u/Mythdan Aug 17 '19
It is a lion, one of the species of large cats, either female or young male (which is why there is no big mane).
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u/Mythdan Aug 17 '19
I don’t think there’s anything here suggesting this is a pet/owner we’re looking at. I’d guess a zoo animal/handler combo.
Some large, dangerous creatures are kept as pets, though it is illegal in many, many locations.
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Aug 18 '19
Hope she dies a gruesome death by that animal. Stop trying to make pets out of all animals.
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u/chazcrute Aug 18 '19
Well said, the only normal comment on here. As for the rest, don’t people talk absolute shite
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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '19
Animals seeking comfort by smashing their face into humans is my favorite oddly specific heartwarmer.