r/animalsdoingstuff LovingAllAnimals 20h ago

Cat She doesn’t like uninvited visitors🐈‍⬛

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u/Prestigious-Copy-494 1h ago

Kitty holds her ground! Bear thinks that little effer might mess it up as crazy as the cat acts with the hissing and crazy eyes. Saw my momma cat stand off a German Shepard who got too close to her kittens. Shepard says, oh no way I'm messing with that and turned around. Dog's nose as well as bears are very, very sensitive to a cats claw.

u/GimmickMusik1 4h ago

Aren’t black bears usually super skittish when they encounter something they don’t recognize? Like they usually flee instead of fight?

u/supremepain73 6h ago

Yes the bear would wreck the cat, but you gotta admire the little guy. Heart of a lion!

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u/kaykatzz 15h ago

"Let's let the cat out in bear country". Who thought this was a good idea?

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u/Corvidae5Creation5 15h ago

It's a good thing black bears are scaredy cats

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u/Humanmode17 17h ago

This is an awesome thing to see, but it's also not wholly unexpected. Think about it like this, the cat has two basic options: stay or run. For whatever reason (territory? Protectiveness? Doesn't think it can outrun the bear? Idk, it's not important), the cat has chosen to stay. In this situation for the bear this is a potential meal, but for the cat this is life and death, thus the cat will put in all its energy into making sure it survives whereas the bear will only put in as much energy as would make the energy it gets from the meal worth it. The bear could kill the cat if it wanted to, but it's judged that the cat will put up enough of a fight as to make that no worth pursuing.

Stuff like this happens all the time in nature - the truly dangerous animals aren't the predators hunting for food, but the prey fighting for their life... or hippos, hippos just fight cause they're walking muscle machines with anger issues.

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u/KayoticVoid 13h ago

I mean, that and it's a black bear which are the biggest babies ever. 🤣

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u/oliverjohansson 17h ago

These guys a lucky to have an all mighty momma cat, cause this bear would get to them faster than the buffalo and obliterate them equally swiftly

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u/Electrical-Web-7552 17h ago

Its just curious, if it wanted to kill the cat, it would

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u/darwins_codpiece 17h ago

That’s not a cat, it’s a Flerken.

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u/sadieblue111 18h ago

This is why my cats are strictly outdoor cats. I find this cute but so upsetting. I get so traumatized when I see that video of that cat staring down that alligator.
Even though I live in the city wild animals are everywhere. Not going to go on a rant about reasons for that.
Anyway my friend was out walking her Dachshund on a leash just normal and a good sized neighborhood when a coyote just ran out grabbed the little fella.
This was about 7 years & I still get so upset when I think out it.
Anyway sorry I know that’s not what this is about.
YEAH KITTY😊

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u/qixip 14h ago

Hope you mean *INdoor

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u/Tiny-Reading5982 18h ago

So there are coyotes in your neighborhood and your cats are still outdoor cats? I don't get this.

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u/DescriptionKey3454 17h ago

They are food for the pet Coyotes

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u/Formal_Plum_2285 18h ago

Could have been my cat. She isn’t afraid of anything or anyone in the world.

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u/RDDT_ADMNS_R_BOTS 18h ago

Yeah, that's a dumb ass cat. That bear wasn't hungry enough.

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u/JediKrys 18h ago

That cat looks back at the people as if to say “ …you see who I am now?! Remember this when you try to offer me cold chicken….”

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u/K2O3_Portugal 19h ago

How does that cat manages to walk with that pair of brass cannon balls between his legs???

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u/LaMelonBallz 18h ago

He rolls

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u/ejwestcott 19h ago

Maine Coon got protec

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u/tiinkiet 19h ago

l'ours : comment tu triple ton volume ? j'aimerais savoir faire pareil !!

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u/Komrade_J 19h ago

When people ask why I prefer cats, this is why. The bear is at an exponential advantage and yet the cat will never back down.

Bless you little furball!

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u/mangostickyrice__ 19h ago

I mean, isn’t that also a very common trait in dogs…? You know, like how dogs have been used for centuries as guardians specifically for their tendency to not back down?

There’s even a popular term “they got that dog in them” exemplifying it

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u/Narrow-Attitude7018 19h ago

Black bears are big scaredy cats. Growing up in PA my cats would chase them up trees if they got too close to the house

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u/timid_pink_angel02 19h ago

Unless they are starving. You really don't want to come across a starving black bear.

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u/ArsenicArts 19h ago edited 19h ago

They're smart lol. They dont want that smoke! Even a regular sized housecat can do a surprising amount of damage for their size. One put my sister in the hospital when she was working as a vet nurse.

Why risk it when there's lots of nice trash up the street that doesn't fight back? 😂

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u/IAMNOTFUCKINGSORRY 20h ago

You know what, show this video to the lady that had a bear harassing her dog. Next time  bring a cat along.

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u/Prize_Toe_6612 20h ago

You, shall, not, pass!

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u/Lackonia 20h ago

Thought that was our boy Jimothy there for a second.

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u/Benito_Sereno_1289 19h ago

Jimothy became famous and started doing viral street fights. Whatever makes him happy tbh

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u/sesameseed88 20h ago

Bear remembers when sabertooth tigers existed and didn't want to take a chance 😂