tags: cats, jenna, swimming cat, streaming video
This streaming video shows a half-grown cat, named Jenna, playing with water -- in a bathtub! [1:44]
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tags: Bridge, Talla, nature, Helsinki, Finland
Talla (Bridge).
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Image: GrrlScientist, 2 July 2009 [larger view]. (raw image)
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Thus began the evolution of the sea lion!
One of the tricks The Beast has is to knock over his water. The first time I looked after him, I was told it was OK, just put it in a tumbler. Well, it tumbled... Eventually I bought a conical sugar bowl, which is at least a challenge.
A friend suggested that cats can't see the surface of water unless it's moving, and I think that's why Jack would knock over his water - he would prod it, and watch the surface ripples. And then he would prod it too hard. I think the cat in the clip is having the same problem. Hopefully this bowl is too big for it to knock over...