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Irish_Dem

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12. Thank you for the evolutionary explanation of the feline behavior.

Reply to wnylib (Reply #11)

Mon Dec 16, 2024, 10:26 AM

Dec 2024

I was going to ask you about that.

Plus the cat and Christmas tree interaction is so amusing to see.
The huge tree with lights and ornaments and the small cat drama.

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Cats versus humans -- the Christmas tree [View all] wnylib Dec 2024 OP

I find the idea of a motion detector controlled vacuum cleaner under the tree to be the most effective. House of Roberts Dec 2024 #1

LOL, here's the video catbyte Dec 2024 #2

Thanks. Did not know that was possible. wnylib Dec 2024 #5

Thanks for posting. Here's an even longer one... bif Dec 2024 #3

Good video. Thanks for posting. wnylib Dec 2024 #6

So far our tree is surviving, but when we're not looking dmr Dec 2024 #4

Do the cats get hurt when the trees fall on them? Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #7

None of my cats have ever tipped over a tree, so I don't know for sure. wnylib Dec 2024 #9

Really cute stories. Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #10

When Ember started knocking down ornaments while I was wnylib Dec 2024 #11

Thank you for the evolutionary explanation of the feline behavior. Irish_Dem Dec 2024 #12

I'm laughing so hard... 3catwoman3 Dec 2024 #8

wnylib........... Upthevibe Dec 2024 #13