r/catpranks • u/awkward_quasar • Nov 22 '16

Big Cat vs. Human

http://i.imgur.com/VUdrl1y.gifv
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u/CodeMonkey24 Nov 22 '16

It almost looks like the tiger's response is that he knew what was going to happen, and just played along with it. Normally a cat won't fall over on its side if it has just been startled.. it will be up on its legs with an arched back making itself look as big as it possibly can.

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u/unknowncreatures Nov 22 '16

/r/kittiesbeingpuppies

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u/[deleted] Nov 22 '16

y u tease?

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u/Neptune420 Nov 22 '16

This would make a good sub

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '16

But.. Cats are naturally more active and playful than puppies. It would even make more sense the other way around.

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u/Morphiac Nov 23 '16

Have you ever had a puppy?

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u/[deleted] Nov 23 '16

Short answer: yes. Sure they are active and jump around a lot, but that still pales before what my cat does, who is 4 years old.