Sorry, but *dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/Big-Cat-In-Small-Fish-Bowl

http://www.videosift.com/video/Big-Cat-In-Small-Fish-Bowl

This video has been declared a duplicate; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by djsunkid.

*dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/Big-Cat-In-Small-Fish-Bowl

i suppose...

kung fu master or maybe a big cat...

I could also be an ass hat.

I don't like talking about myself, its vain.

*beg for cute big cats!

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I sees whatcha did!

Thank you, Kronos!

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*promote

I sees whatcha did!

Thank you, Kronos!

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$30.000 for a really big cat that says "om nom nom" when it eats.
What a deal.

hey! awesome docu!

i couldn't help but feel a little hoodwinked though. Nat'l Geographic's title (and beginning) suggested that it would be about the habits of the common housecat (beyond the obvious nap/eat/chase tiny things routine), but apart from the obligatory "housecats are like Big Cats...'cept they're smaller" nod, it was more about the cat's adaptation to the human influence, and the subsequent impact on the areas they are introduced into, and how the humans are responding.. i think i would have preferred it named "Cat Owner Ethics and the Cats That Adapt" or something like that....i'll get right on that letter to National Geographic as soon as that box of Tuits i have on the way gets here.


i'm still not knocking it, though.. but it seems like a dirty trick to get people (rather, Cat Owners,) who otherwise wouldn't have watched to give it a look... very.... un-National Geographic of them in that respect.

I believe this is a dupe: http://www.videosift.com/video/Big-Cat-In-Small-Fish-Bowl (editted, at first I gave a bad link)

Man, this smells of self link. Not that I can prove it. ANd I'm totally prejudiced since I think Big Cat Animal Rescue is disgusting. Feel free to troll youtube to find tons of stuff about them and their dishonesty.

The cat is cute. But I can't vote for anything that helps out those charlatans.

I saw a news piece on this last week. Apparently it is an "enrichment" activity for the lions they do once a month. The meat is an extra "treat" for the lions, and the zoo claims they are well feed before this activity.

I think zoo often have a problem with their animals, especially big cats, being inactive. So it's important for zoos to try and promote activity, and really meat is one of the few things that motivates lions, but I question the wisdom of the tug-of-war with the visitors. I suppose that depends on the animals reaction to it. Are they pissed and frightened or are they just doing something that comes naturally to them. On another note, you'd think they could come up with another activity, but I suppose this has the obvious added benefit trying to get people into the zoo.

i like that she bats the water around.

big cats love water (jaguars, tigers, etc.); i wonder if maybe its because the domesticated cat is decedent from desert cats that they typically avoid water.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felis_silvestris_lybica