Secret Creatures: African Wild Cat 🐱

[@Luke-tt3dt]

Once upon a time, someone in the Middle East said "pspspsps" and the rest was history

[@LittleHomieLightningtech]

*north africa

[@eca3101]

@@LittleHomieLightningtech Egypt is in both

[@CharlieDarkon]

😂😂😂

[@_kazz2926]

@@LittleHomieLightningtech WE WUZ

[@shuncey]

@@_kazz2926 lol

[@nikolai___-___]

I totally get why these perfect little things were treated like gods in ancient egypt

[@darichkid6832]

You are wrong, these aren’t the cats for those..these are found in the savanna..

[@agovera1038]

@@darichkid6832 he is wright, this cat is the ancestor of all the cats we have today, even the egypcian hairless cats, that are not egypcian nor ancient, they were created through selective breeding on the 1900s

[@nyancat.123]

@@agovera1038 hairless cats aren't from Egypt, they were created by nature in the 1980's; They wouldn't be able to survive in Egypt because their skin is extremely sensitive.

[@agovera1038]

@@nyancat.123 bro read again my comment lol

[@robinislam4547]

KSURAIRAJXaqlqqwiiwieliw⁰⁰⁰qoda . €€£7€

[@kachoolilo6137]

Basically the og cat

[@DowntownTasty]

Really shows how little cats have changed too.

[@areader2253]

It's really awesome seeing cats in their natural environment!

[@qjtvaddict]

Looks like a house cat

[@newphilmz3605]

Its the species house cats came from. They can breed with feral house cats, which can make them look even more like house cats.

[@kingnamor777]

Africa wild cat is called kgalagadi(Pretty hard name to say)😅

[@johnsontan345]

african wildcats are to housecats as wolves are to dogs

[@jewelmarkess]

Johnson tan - no, they are a lot closer genetically. Dogs evolved much further from their ancestors than cats did. Cats still have the same instincts. Up until recently they were even considered subspecies of the same species, Felis Silvestris (Felis Silvestris Catus for domestic, Felis Silvestris Lybica for North African/Near Eastern wildcat, Felis Silvestris Cafra for South African wildcat), not even different species, although they seem to have changed the classification for some reason and now only use Felis Catus for domestic, Felis Lybica for African wildcat and Felis Silvestris for European/Scottish/Caucasian wildcats. Also, wolves and dogs will not breed in nature the way wildcats mate with domestics. Dogs' instincts and behavior is very different too. Cats still keep their wild instincts.

[@AshrafAnam]

@Rico Risken Africa as in North Africa, which is considered part of the Near East

[@24tommyst]

"The wild cat spent the whole day resting" Yaaa....that sounds like a cat alright lol.

[@mrmister1657]

The ancestor of all domestic cats

[@Кенжетайұлы]

This is not ancestor of domestic cat at all . This wild cat and domestic cat both had common ancestor who is now extinct . It's same as us and chimpanzee ancestor

[@heavysky5878]

@@Кенжетайұлы and then why are they of the same appearance and species?

[@Кенжетайұлы]

@@heavysky5878 Why does leopard and Jaguar looks same . Why does crocodile and alligators looks same ? Thats how you sound

[@heavysky5878]

@@Кенжетайұлы Yes, but they come from the same species and genus (felis silvestris) and have the same behavior as a feral domestic cat

[@retardcorpsman]

HeavySky587 No, he’s got a point. This cat isnt from the same species as the domestic cat is a felis catus while this cat is a felis silvestris. The domestic cat and this wild cat split off from the main felis line to form their own seperate species a thousand years ago hence why they have slight genetic differences. The reason they all behave and look the same is that both cat species hasnt really changed much since they first became their own species. Its the same logic why some gallapago finches look identical to each other because they only diverged genetically a few hundred years ago.

[@Jackson-pu7gd]

So cute when he was eating those flying termites lol. These cats are amazing, no wonder they have conquered the world. Such a varied diet and an excellent hunter. It's hard to imagine a cat like this in its natural environment ever going hungry. Even if it's injured, it can survive on insects. So versatile and adaptable.

[@bonesnharmony3422]

same thang I said

[@LochNessHamster]

It's kind of weird seeing a regular looking cat not in someone's house or yard.

[@peachibread1983]

well it is the ancestor of all house cats

[@wullaballoo2642]

Not in england, cats are free to roam the streets, they come and go as they please. We put little doors in our doors called cat flaps. My friend would just open his window or door when the cat told him to.

[@tap-in2]

Wulla Balloo Same in the us our cats leave and come back

[@myman7336]

Weird is to see a cat stuck in his owner's house or yard. Let them roam and have fun.

[@wullaballoo2642]

@Brandon Ohara Now your cat has tasted freedom you's going haffat leave a windae awpen faw ye pork hat tae come and go as the furry purry puddy tatt chooses to.

[@emilyzimmerman781]

I used to have this cat. She was a stray found pregnant in a gas station parking lot. For a long time I thought she was just a cat until I read an article about the African wildcat in a Ranger Rick magazine. She was very long with huge eyes and huge ears, an excellent Hunter and her markings were 100% identical to the African wildcat. She was very smart and independent. I had a very special bond with her that I don't think I will ever have with another pet again. It was an amazing Stroke of Luck and fate that she ended up with me. She was my soulmate. Rip Dilly

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa790]

People, this is literally the cat your domesticated cat evolved from. Of course they look alike, it's like a wolf to a husky.

[@SavageSwan25]

true

[@peek8796]

i wouldn't really say evolved

[@oats8854]

@@peek8796 Right, it's more like the cat we bred it from.

[@sirxavior1583]

Yup. When I let my Brown Tabby Cat out into my 20 acre yard he instantly reverts back to living wild like his wild ancestor. When I let him back into the house he reverts back into a cuddly house cat.

[@MNM2884nick]

@@peek8796 it is evolved....

[@emicperfume]

My cat reacted just like this cat to all the sounds in the video!

[@lkstamenov]

So you have a wild cat then

[@elmolly93]

Cats changed less than dogs from wolves did tbh

[@carduch643]

@@elmolly93 thats because human made the dog ras example bulldoggs are from The wolves but they dont look like wolves because of human HUMANS DID THAT TO THE POOR DOGS... Watch "Zondag met Lubach" On Yt its Dutch but yeah maybe there is an translation title

[@Yvng6vng]

U have a cat like that one right bc i think some stay pure i have a cat but its not mine it's from outside amd has wild instincts but knows us and comes by our door

[@roochiecooch]

You don’t think that humans made hairless cats and the ones with the squished faces or the Siamese? They all share genetics that are found in the African wild cat which means humans bred them to be that way or at least when they came out that way they made sure to keep breeding those same animals to ensure the looks remained. They’d been domesticated for at least 9500 years but there is evidence it could be even further back. I’m not sure on dogs as I haven’t researched it. But knowing KZbin I may end up watching a video about it sooner or later. Maybe even tonight.

[@griphlican21]

Our zoo had one of these and in the smallest cage i felt so bad. She just walked with people as they walked by rubbing the fence...they had no boundrys around the fence so i got close just to see how she would react and she was just rubbing like a house cat so stuck my hand flat up to the fence and she just wanted love. Didn't act like a wild cat. After that i was to sad to stay and have refused to step foot in a zoo. That small cage was inhumane just because its a small cat doesnt mean it should be all alone in a small cage. Broke my heart. She acted like a lovable house cat...probably not normal at all which means she needed change. Idk if she's still there i haven't been in 7 years.

[@griphlican21]

@@ruuutbear Potawatomi Zoo in south bend Indiana.

[@griphlican21]

@@ruuutbear sorry for taking so long i guess youtube turned my notification off

[@ruuutbear]

@@griphlican21 thanks

[@Iliketosmokereefa]

Zoos are NOT bad. The animals in there would be dead without them, they cannot survive in the wild

[@male6089]

@@Iliketosmokereefa pretty sure they would me better of dead then wtf, living years confined is just suffering your entire life

[@-Diana_anaiD-]

That cat looks a lot like my cat, even I recognized the same moves. Cats will be the same forever, wild or tame.

[@hussainsetranjiwala402]

I recognise 100% similarity with this and my late cat, I remember him playing and bringing rat in his mouth & all these hunting behaviours. Crazy how wild cat & domestic cat have no virtual difference

[@racheloshaksmusic]

@@hussainsetranjiwala402 it should tell you something… humans have always been humans not monkeys. If you believe that

[@aliendroid8174]

@@racheloshaksmusic humans are not and never were monkeys but they were are still are apes. Monkeys and humans are both primates though.

[@amineamine-zh1xk]

@@aliendroid8174 humans are from adam and eve

[@amineamine-zh1xk]

​@@racheloshaksmusicwe are all sons of adam

[@PoemJunkie]

Documentary: This is a wild animal. Me: I have two of those in my house.

[@Kermen69]

Their not the same

[@PoemJunkie]

@@Kermen69 …I’m not being literal, I am hyperbolizing for humor, this is known in some cultures as a joke.

[@Kermen69]

@@PoemJunkie ok

[@sadgecat588]

@@Kermen69 actually they are. Domestic cats descend from African wild cats and were not selectively bred by humans except specific breeds just for appearance changes. They are genetically almost exactly the same.

[@redrubytwilightxx8700]

​@@antiwufei553taxonomy is slightly arbitrary, true. It's the same way the dog is considered a wolf subspecies because the can mate.

[@28agus59]

You call him "wild cat" I call him a warrior

[@ObsidianMirage]

I'm feeling a reference to a certain book series 🤔

[@kathrinfeszter]

@@ObsidianMirage You don't say 😂

[@rubyanims2759]

@@kathrinfeszter lol

[@fawnheart1995]

I think I know a series ;)

[@colelatil776]

This is obviously a biopic of Yellowfang

[@bittercaramel7652]

I really miss my cat, she passed away couple of days ago. I rescued her from the street. She was just like this guy. Rest in Peace my Nina ❤️.

[@ormark3006]

❤️

[@nihluxler1890]

Rest in peace ❤️

[@pandaotakup5608]

I know that house cats are descendants of these but it amazes me still Just how similar they still are. I can go and film my cat in the wild and there's no difference

[@shrty8217]

2:22 I love how theres James Bond music to the cat stalking its prey 😂

[@mitchelllee1339]

What beautiful cat

[@kellythomas5392]

Hello Mitchell how are you doing today.

[@alexmorton4991]

Hello Mitchell, how are you doing?

[@frankdux5215]

Im like this cat. I also rest the whole day.

[@prateekgoel2949]

lol

[@Njoyceberncker]

Like me

[@bryanhearn273]

This video was shot in someone's backyard with a stray cat.

[@un234]

This the reason why my cat is immortal 😂

[@benlopez8661]

Actors name is fluffy for anyone wondering, great performance

[@themotionlab-i6u]

Me and my cat watching this together 💀

[@akehapkap6143]

This cat hunts different from my grey tabby housecoat, tho, they look very alike. My cat play with his prey, and spend time on that. This cat don’t hesitate, kill and eat.

[@salsamancer]

Well your pet is probably fat and happy, it can afford to be playful with its food

[@nyancat8828]

It showed at the end they play with their food too

[@gerliesola4866]

i love this african wild cat

[@parvathim.k7197]

what is my grandma's pet cat doing here?

[@28agus59]

Hunting, why?

[@Кенжетайұлы]

This is a wild cat

[@Zobiez92]

@@Кенжетайұлы they know, it’s a joke

[@Uhhlaneuh]

Could’ve fooled me, these guys look just like domestic cats

[@DTownNash]

They're the direct ancestors lol

[@glee21012]

This explains all the crazy stuff my tabbie does

[@hb2917]

my cat look like that exactly

[@santeryi9]

yes they look exactly like a house-cat, but behaving as a wild animal, so no way it will let you hold it as the house kitty will do, no lap cat at all, acts more like a dog, follow you everywhere even to shower, not tolerating any neighboring dogs and cats - may attack despite the size if you are near - protecting, will bite anyone it doesn't know who try to touch it, and even fixed female will spray its territory all the time, and the territory can be whole neighborhood, if limited to inside the hose then will spray around the house, may attack annoying children, or someone looking into the cat's eyes - changeling.

[@rodricksteal1729]

@@santeryi9 all house cats are wild cats. and no, wild cats won't attack you just for the sake of attacking you, they're not stupid. and they absolutely do not act like dogs.

[@chavalomiguel5587]

@@rodricksteal1729 those dogs have been trained to be aggressive or have illness so stfu

[@chavalomiguel5587]

@@rodricksteal1729 moron*

[@alwanrosyidi2772]

They look exactly like my cat 😃

[@duckhawkninja3614]

This is the species domesticated cats descend from

[@jordonjbmc9321]

@jimmie parker This cat specifically is a species every single domestic cat descended from,African wild cats are better suited for there habitat because of there larger more muscular legs

[@rfmerrill]

African wildcats have some easy tells: The reddish-brown coloring on their ears is not very common in domestic cats for example.

[@ezio4470]

My toxic trait is I want to feed him and give him a home

[@hyun1141]

If it weren't for people with that trait then we wouldn't have house cats

[@ezio4470]

@@hyun1141 this is true!

[@JimBrownski]

lol my house cat was a natural insect hunter like these guys. I saw him once snatch a fly out of mid air

[@phatman808]

I like to watch this with my cat so he can understand where he came from.

[@junjalapeno7773]

haha and make them understand that if they were in the wild, they have to fight with everyone for every meal they'll have

[@mohammedrazeenzaeencamil9344]

what my cat thinks he does in my home :

[@des_music7814]

They are one of the original cats no domestication

[@cagedlemp5184]

the wild cat spent the whole day resting ...

[@amandaamanda5398]

He works on the night shift.

[@onlyrike5436]

@@amandaamanda5398 this is the funniest thing ive read

[@krackycomix2998]

My mother’s from Senegal, on one of our trips we adopted a stray wild cat, he’s a real sweetheart but he can get crazy when he plays XD

[@duprie37]

By definition, I don't think wildcats can be stray.

[@dd_tags]

looks like my cat

[@ravenofazarath7486]

My grey tabby reverts to his wild instincts like this when I let him out into the backyard. He looks very similar too.

[@Thetoucanman918]

Cats refused to change during domestication whilst dogs became unrecognizable

[@UruSxs9]

dogs have few genes controlling alot of charactaristics which means it is super easy to make them look unrecognizable but cats like humans have thousands of genes for tiny differences which is why cats look the same

[@ElMalito187]

The Egyptians of 3000 B.C. were the first recorded peoples to domesticate the Serval Cat and the Savanah Cat. Then cross breeding with the African Wild Cat. Which is why cats in general maintain their wild instincts and become feral in a moments notice.

[@davidpowell3347]

Seems that the association of the African Wild Cat as being inside human habitations or even carried along in boats (undoubtedly being held or cuddled) has been pushed back several thousand years before the Egyptians are known to have had cats somewhat like today's "Abyssinian" and probably became hybridized with Abyssinian some of these I think stay quite aloof or show dislike of humans but others are quite affectionate maybe wild type cats can be just as affectionate as inbred modern domestic cats but higher activity needs and "not indoor" cats?

[@NathanBB2005]

Yeah I can see how this is the housecats ancestor

[@macy3578]

❤❤ I had never saw this cat before.Looks so much like a domestic cat!

[@skylnstudio1439]

This cat is the main source of our domestic cats , soo cutee.

[@lanzcruz7390]

Lol it looks like my cat and it reacts like my cat too.

[@lorgnetteify]

Oh so cute. My cat eats big moths with ease. Crunchy snacks. She used to kill centipedes but has since left them alone.

[@Solomon0424]

How did your cat survive the centipede encounters?

[@lorgnetteify]

@@Solomon0424 she innately just goes for the kill. With centipedes she chases them and gently places her paws on them and then chomps on them, leaving them dead on the ground. I haven’t seen them for months now- thank god, they scare me and I always scream when I see one. Cat’s are always ahead of us. cat’s hear and smell bugs with ease. If I find her staring and sniffing at a suspicious dark corner, she’s preying on something. She just survives, she’s a killer kitty huntress lol bad ass to boot.

[@ChickenMcThiccken]

you sure that's not a house cat? lol

[@akehapkap6143]

Most house cats stems from the Africa wildcat, and we didn’t domesticate the cat. The cat survives fine without us (except from some types of cats). They haven’t changed a lot since the wild cat found out we have mutual benefits.

[@Kermen69]

There's a difference between a wild cat and a house cat, a wild cat lives in the wild just like it's name, like the rest of wild animals, while a house cat is a regular wild cat that has been domesticated

[@MultiBreezyb]

@@Kermen69 🍪🍪

[@OFraternaMori]

@@Kermen69 ah yes, floor is made out floor

[@justinnamuco9096]

@@akehapkap6143 it's kept in the house and is tame, so it's domesticated. the hunting methods are also just a bit different between the wildcat and the house cat. the house cat would also need to have some of its own training to regain its abilities if it wants to win a fight against the wildcat. the house cat is at a disadvantage only because it's not used to such intensity of fight, and probably some disadvantages in claws, teeth, etc., evidences of its domestication

[@dhakehwjwh]

It is cute 😍😍

[@quakeroats5446]

I will never know how u can domesticate an animal and then all of a sudden they start giving birth to different coat variations. This cat only comes in the one tan brown coat but domestic cats come in all colors. How is that

[@dsfgjlygfjh]

Genetic mutations.

[@theguy1506]

Offspring aren't ensured to have the same genes as parents and over time genetic mutation is a given

[@dontbestupid6664]

Selective breeding.

[@everettduncan7543]

A wildcat must hide with its fur, for a domestic indoor cat hiding is not important.

[@tadeuszmarin5704]

Probably the recessive genes of these wildcats which produce different colors are still on their genome, but a white or black wildcat would have a tougher time hiding, hence dying more easily and not passing their genes to any offspring. This stopped happening after cats became domestic, and these genes, which were always there, could finally thrive. Add to this artificial human selection (1 of every 1000 cats is born with this specific color, so we cross-breed them). It's basically the same than if we wanted to make an 'albino' ,or 'short-sighted,' or 'midget' human race on purpose, which are not very useful mutations in nature.

[@TrueVasember]

2:40 like a tarantino film, not kidding

[@pik4chu.___]

Trueee

[@sportstrap4285]

This reminds me of the time I made a joke documentary out of the back yard security footage of my cat

[@mangoface7914]

SHOW

[@929er13]

that sounds amazing ngl

[@jsbaldo5556]

THIS. This is what i've been looking for.. I wondered where cats ACTUALLY come from, like are there still original wild cats, now I understand why our cats are so different, ours are like a sep species almost so there home is with us, but these cats are still almost the same but there home is... ALONG SIDE LIONS I DID NOT KNOW THAT!

[@jacksonjacob7791]

I was curious to see how felines behaved out in the wild I guess this is the closest I can get to that

[@romeodecember]

@@jacksonjacob7791 this is that

[@naaziguy7967]

Heeheeee. Now you see where that cattitude comes from

[@christopherwharton6022]

This Sad lonely cat Karens say that a lot.

[@D_Rami69]

That’s just a house cat that left the house

[@patrickjonsson-good2588]

this cat: "are you a fighter? or food?" "it is food!"

[@popjele3761]

I live in a little town called Bulembu in Swaziland and it is infested with wild African cats. The town is surrounded by mountains and waterfalls and has a lot mokeys and gum trees . We see them all the time. They have become a little tame though.And have attacked never anyone.But they sure are weird and creepy

[@popjele3761]

Oh and wild cats are much larger than domestic cats.

[@2degucitas]

Thanks for sharing that

[@skyrrmish6207]

Where I’m from in Dhaka, Bangladesh the alley ways r infested with stray cats lol u even see them climbing on buildings and stuff

[@loreCarbonell]

Are they afraid of humans?

[@wajihwanis946]

My grandma told me that even house cats when left in the wild they get bigger and more ferocious

[@ibringthelastwords1358]

That was exactly my cat. Just bigger 😸

[@queenlimaff4259]

He is cute OMG

[@Astr0_Feline]

they look like Tabby cat

[@smaybius]

They're where the domestic cats came from

[@Galerikucingindonesia]

Kucing adalah hewan yang aku sukai dan vidio ini sangat mengagumkan untuk saya😘🥰

[@xdrazormon454]

It looked so cute

[@Anthony-kc4jo]

3:14 😂😂😂 With the sounds

[@GABRIEL-du4uy]

*Struggling not to throw the pokeball*

[@fleurclaudetteamorosi945]

We're pretty sure we own one of these

[@pistachiokween]

Looks just like my baby!

[@takumauzumakiamv5077]

I just wanna pet it and spoil it😂😂

[@yzmax]

OG Car

[@PJTheCurryGod]

🤣🤣

[@Dexuz]

My favorite vehicle!

[@TecnoNerd]

The main difference from a domestic cat: the litter box is in the wild

[@boyinblue.]

Oh no, I knew about this lovely little thing. I made it a priority to learn about every species of wild cat, cats are a big thing for me and I love them very much.

[@ashleygggytttttu5888]

he looks friendly enough

[@TROLLINGTROLLY-sc7cv]

So my cat from the motherland noice

[@geo5146]

It appears that being a predator (humans included), the brain becomes more complex in order to calculate and contemplate how to obtain a kill….and the brain then needs to be stimulated even when not hunting. Ergo even cats playing just for fun, and humans inventing things and playing games and sports and watching TV and doing hobbies.

[@theoddone887]

i wonder if our ancestors had more developed brains more in tune with their senses. I think modern humans are so used to easy living that our brains are much less active unless we are actively using our brain by doing things that involve our motor skills, learning new language, musical instrument, sport or doing maths

[@animeariif5966]

Pigs love to play too and they are prey

[@2degucitas]

​@@animeariif5966 Pigs are both predator and prey. They're omnivores

[@ID-nocturne]

​@@theoddone887 tough to say.

[@christopherwharton6022]

White people invented everything.

[@duncandragonsbane2234]

Nice. I always wondered what the natural habitat of housecat-type cats was

[@catchingfeelings2691]

Can somebody tell me why wild cats don’t get fleas and ear mites?

[@emilyzimmerman781]

They do get fleas and ear mites. They just deal with it. When cats are domesticated by people we can get rid of pests like these for them

[@ultimatewarrior1970]

Humans did not domesticate the cat,he domesticated himself.

[@laurennunes9005]

Did people take this cat and breed breed breed until we got cats with many different colors and fur lengths/types and call certain looking cats a purebred?

[@redrubytwilightxx8700]

Well it also happen with the European wild cat. The mutations selected for had to do with longhair genes mostly.

[@cardioandfriends]

Yes but actually no. Many different wildcat and feline hybrids and so called "proto-cats" were also bred into domestic cats. African Wildcats, the Scottish Kellas cat, European Wildcats, the Sand Cat, the Ocelot, Asian Leopard Cats, and the Serval/Lynx are all the ancestors of house cats, depending on their lineage and geographic origin

[@redrubytwilightxx8700]

@@cardioandfriends for the vast majority, the African Wildcat is the ancestor of the housecat and its breeds regardless of geography, there are exotic cats but the others you listed don't make up a huge percentage of ancestry. Housecats do mate with European wildcats in Scotland often though. Its like how coyote or golden jackal DNA makes up a miniscule percentage of dog DNA. An exception is the Dragon Li which is a breed that may be a direct descendent of the Chinese Mountain Cat(Felis Beiti or Felis Silvestris Beiti) but that is still debated.

[@redrubytwilightxx8700]

@@cardioandfriends BTW the lynx and bobcat are not considered ancestral to any housecat lineage and any cross between a housecat and bobcat/lynx has no scientific backing.

[@ainsyaris2378]

this get overlooked the Egyptian's bred orange cats on purpose to make it look like Sun god rra who is a Lion. the place where it happened is called Cattery in ancient egypt and there was a lot of them around. the Vikings also have a thing for orange cats too and they spread them wherever they can

[@saifmz4174]

All cats whether domestic or wild they r always cute😘

[@DTownNash]

I will find him and pet it.

[@mdataur9636]

I love this cat very much.

[@Tim_3100]

Very intelligent animals and very beautiful it's no surprise we have some very Intelligent house cats.

[@quicktingz2097]

My tabby cat has always seemed a bit "wild" to me!

[@MANASPINI_PANDA]

One of these type of cat come to my house eat meals and stay outside of my house😉

[@NIkki-ox1ej]

Now I know why my cat likes flies, insects too

[@danrichman1]

I'd love to know where you got that music. It adds a lot to the video.

[@fendi-bull8167]

best pest control without technology. 100% biological solutions.

[@AnDrEw122100]

They are so cute man , I want one . I love cats

[@qa4057]

My cat loved watching this!!

[@shamanlab]

sure! this is educational video for all of us!

[@samuelnkrumah9887]

I really enjoyed watching the video. It's great seeing the cats in a natural environment. Maybe one day domestic cats can go back to living in the wild like their ancestors.

[@20PINKluvr]

Samuel Nkrumah there are already domestic cats that returned to the wild. They're called feral cats

[@Urmom-fn8si]

Samuel Nkrumah remember this cat isnt a house cat but house cats came from this cat. The closest thing ya gonna get is a feral cat.

[@guinevereemilysummers9945]

Why would you want them to return to the wilds? So they can be hunted down and eaten by lions?

[@elmolly93]

@Ryan James it's not cannibalism if your different species

[@ranam3162]

Jamie Lynn but they are same species

[@bonesnharmony3422]

omgoodness, the way his mouth looks when hes eating is sooo cuddly and super cute aaawww

[@magsa8769]

Saw a leopard kill a wild cat last night at Djuma in the Sabi Sands. It was horrible to see. Happened on the Djuma Dam Cam. We don't often see them on the live wildlife cameras except occasionally at night for a quick drink. It was wonderful to see this video of one hunting in daylight! Thank you.

[@hootingcat2273]

*Sees the ticks on his ears.*... Poor boy.

[@logicalblackman8228]

That was a really good video.

[@rimaesen4883]

💖💖💖 love big cats 💖💖💖🥰🤗😘

[@blacktothepink963]

Ilove you animal beautiful nice cat

[@techtamil7154]

I have this cat

[@kingucrimson5383]

Tech Tamil no you don’t there only two of them left in the world

[@kingucrimson5383]

Sike bitch hahahahahaha

[@fs-rj2jq]

this is someones fur baby they just took the collar and bell off before shooting the movie😂

[@italiangirl2789]

Kitty kitty kitty meow!😻❤️

[@mochamadfarid5721]

That wild cat is so cute like my house cat😘💚