 | Chloe absolutely hates it when I call her or pay attention to her when she's sleeping. She'll squint her eyes shut even more just so that I won't bother her lol but I always end up doing so. LOL I love how she just buried her face in Nadia when I called her, she's a lil poophead but she's the sweetest thing ever. I love my furballs! | From:twostupidcats Views:0  0ratings |
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Sunday, 31 January 2010
Two Stupid Cats Cuddling
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Saturday, 30 January 2010
Wildlife Collection 76 - Great Cats of India 4of4 - Alphonse Roy
 | In the Great Cats of India, Alphonse Roy, India's leading wildlife cinematographer, goes on a personal quest to track four species of India's big cats — the tiger, Asiatic lion, leopard and snow leopard. Meet the animal stars of the show in our photo slide shows below, and listen to Alphonse Roy talk about his close encounters with these fascinating felines. Tiger (Panthera tigris) Tigers are the largest of the big cats, and tigers in India are a bit larger than those in Indonesia or Bali, with males weighing 180 to 260 kilograms (396 to 572 pounds) and females 130 to 160 kilograms (286 to 352 pounds). There are eight subspecies of tigers. The Siberian tiger is the largest of all. Asiatic Lion (Panthera leo persica) The Asiatic lion can be found only in Gir, a forest region in northwest India. These lions tend to be smaller than their counterparts in Africa. There may be a mere 200 to 300 Asiatic lions remaining in the wild. Leopard (Panthera pardus) While tigers are the largest of all great cats, leopards may have the largest geographical range and the most varied appearance. They are comfortable in tropical forests, mountains, grasslands and deserts. In deserts, leopards appear to be pale yellow in color. In grassy areas, they are a darker yellow; sometimes they are black all Snow Leopard (Panthera unica) With its spotted coat, the snow leopard resembles the leopard, but it has made other adaptations to suit its habitat range. Snow leopards are rarely seen, but when they are they can be found in the mountain ranges of Central Asia, from northwestern Tibet to the Himalayas. | From:Just4FunAndLOL Views:0 0ratings |
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Wildlife Collection 76 - Great Cats of India 2of4 - Alphonse Roy
 | In the Great Cats of India, Alphonse Roy, India's leading wildlife cinematographer, goes on a personal quest to track four species of India's big cats — the tiger, Asiatic lion, leopard and snow leopard. Meet the animal stars of the show in our photo slide shows below, and listen to Alphonse Roy talk about his close encounters with these fascinating felines. Tiger (Panthera tigris) Tigers are the largest of the big cats, and tigers in India are a bit larger than those in Indonesia or Bali, with males weighing 180 to 260 kilograms (396 to 572 pounds) and females 130 to 160 kilograms (286 to 352 pounds). There are eight subspecies of tigers. The Siberian tiger is the largest of all. Asiatic Lion (Panthera leo persica) The Asiatic lion can be found only in Gir, a forest region in northwest India. These lions tend to be smaller than their counterparts in Africa. There may be a mere 200 to 300 Asiatic lions remaining in the wild. Leopard (Panthera pardus) While tigers are the largest of all great cats, leopards may have the largest geographical range and the most varied appearance. They are comfortable in tropical forests, mountains, grasslands and deserts. In deserts, leopards appear to be pale yellow in color. In grassy areas, they are a darker yellow; sometimes they are black all Snow Leopard (Panthera unica) With its spotted coat, the snow leopard resembles the leopard, but it has made other adaptations to suit its habitat range. Snow leopards are rarely seen, but when they are they can be found in the mountain ranges of Central Asia, from northwestern Tibet to the Himalayas. | From:Just4FunAndLOL Views:0 0ratings |
| Time:10:21 | More inPets & Animals |
Friday, 29 January 2010
Wildlife Collection 76 - Great Cats of India 1of4 - Alphonse Roy
 | In the Great Cats of India, Alphonse Roy, India's leading wildlife cinematographer, goes on a personal quest to track four species of India's big cats — the tiger, Asiatic lion, leopard and snow leopard. Meet the animal stars of the show in our photo slide shows below, and listen to Alphonse Roy talk about his close encounters with these fascinating felines. Tiger (Panthera tigris) Tigers are the largest of the big cats, and tigers in India are a bit larger than those in Indonesia or Bali, with males weighing 180 to 260 kilograms (396 to 572 pounds) and females 130 to 160 kilograms (286 to 352 pounds). There are eight subspecies of tigers. The Siberian tiger is the largest of all. Asiatic Lion (Panthera leo persica) The Asiatic lion can be found only in Gir, a forest region in northwest India. These lions tend to be smaller than their counterparts in Africa. There may be a mere 200 to 300 Asiatic lions remaining in the wild. Leopard (Panthera pardus) While tigers are the largest of all great cats, leopards may have the largest geographical range and the most varied appearance. They are comfortable in tropical forests, mountains, grasslands and deserts. In deserts, leopards appear to be pale yellow in color. In grassy areas, they are a darker yellow; sometimes they are black all Snow Leopard (Panthera unica) With its spotted coat, the snow leopard resembles the leopard, but it has made other adaptations to suit its habitat range. Snow leopards are rarely seen, but when they are they can be found in the mountain ranges of Central Asia, from northwestern Tibet to the Himalayas. | From:Just4FunAndLOL Views:0 0ratings |
| Time:10:21 | More inPets & Animals |
Please Help Me ! Part 1 - Rescue of a Mangy, Stray Cat Named Ricco
 | Mangy stray cats are common in Malaysia but sadly these cats are being neglected and left to spread the disease to other cats. Fortunately at this moment, the existence of pet rescue teams have given some hopes to this poor feline. This male mangy white cat was spotted at the corridor along shoplots near Gombak area. He had been sitting alone at the centre of the pathway and meowing to everyone who walked by. His serious appearance had caught the attention of Furry Friends Farm's supporter ... | From:FurryFriendsFarm Views:0 0ratings |
| Time:02:57 | More inPets & Animals |
Thursday, 28 January 2010
Manx Cat Review: Cheeseyspeed
 | My 25 pound cat, Angelo. Yes, i say "generally" a lot in the vid. cats run for about $200 in california. extremely kool cat and i recommend for a good family house pet. | From:CheeseySpeed Views:0 0ratings |
| Time:09:53 | More inEducation |
Wednesday, 27 January 2010
Fighting Cats
 | Our cat Dinges (red-white) fighting with another cat form the neighbourhood. We heared them howl/cry so we thought it was a good idea to check what was happening. We found out that they were fighting.. Anyhow.. our cat lost.... again... He's really the neighbourhood's ruler..he thinks!! | From:MarchingJets Views:0 0ratings |
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Jungle Cats 01.26.10
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