Who is Smarter? Giant Maze! Raccoons vs Ferrets vs Cats!

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We decided to test the intelligence of our pets to see which animal could figure out our giant maze. In this video we tested the intelligence of raccoons, cats, and our ferrets to see which animal could handle this life sized maze! watch till the end to see which species comes out ahead!
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[@quill_bee]

I like how both the raccoons felt it necessary to knock down the camera each time they passed it

[@Spootythefoozler]

I feel it was their ritual, like when you run out to Solo Point and splash the water in your face before you turn around and run back.

[@AliceA333]

They really are mischievous!

[@hugodeandres1497]

@@AliceA333 that met are not, it’s to know the have already passed by that point. Smart!

[@ramboandmia4945]

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[@peebis._]

It’s like middle school boys feeling the need to touch the top of the door frame as they walk in/out of the class 😂

[@isoldam]

The trouble with timing Cats in a box maze is that cats like to spend HOURS sitting in boxes.

[@bicks420]

Well also the problem with maze for measuring intelligence, is that it is just memory, no problem solving. You put a single obstacle like a door opened by pulling rope, and the raccoons would be only ones to get thru. Also, ferrets are sort of evolved for the exact purpose of going thru burrows, which is not much different than a maze.

[@micranes673]

@@bicks420 How about a door with a snack on the other side of it that they have to step on a switch to open, but it is too far away to get to after releasing the switch. Leave something heavy enough beside it to hold the switch down. Might have to demonstrate it first, but that would be fun to see if any, especially the racoons could figure it out. I think cats are very smart, but they are so independent thinking it is hard to tell what they are going to do if anything. They might decide to take a nap a well as anything.

[@Ryleeman54number2]

@@bicks420 Cats have literally opened doors by pulling on a rope

[@erwaldox]

Lol my cat tried to use the microwave once ^

[@brittenyevans1101]

I laughed wayyy to hard at this 😅.

[@rosswinchester4367]

All the cats were just like “Why did you trap us in this prison, Father?” Meanwhile the one ferret was having a swell ol time going around and around.

[@therabbithat]

they probably thought he was going to pick up the entire maze and use it to transport them the vet

[@alextheferret5674]

Ferrets love playing, so I guess the ferret was just excited to have something to do. 😂

[@sisumer]

The cats are literally just haning around in there-

[@ConstantChaos1]

Ferrets are natural burrowers so it's really not surprising, that's just like the network of tunnels they would be going into in nature to find prey

[@UmatsuObossa]

Its funny how the raccoons take longer the second time 'cause they decide to do a more thorough exploration the second time around.

[@UmatsuObossa]

@Anna Kehrlein Raccoons are incredibly curious animals, and they don't understand the concept of a maze or needing to make faster time. They're just exploring it because it's new to them.

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

@@UmatsuObossa Yeah that's what I thought.

[@forironyssake9408]

I was thinking that they just didnt want to do it a second time when they were put back in there. "Can you just let me out please?" because they stayed near the entrance most of the time lol. Then the third time around they decided the fastest way out would be to just do it again

[@falleithani5411]

​@@forironyssake9408 They have no idea what the rules are. They know the entrance to the maze can open and close, so it's not unreasonable to stay close to the entrance and watch/listen in case it opens up again.

[@aftermax01]

Rpg player mind: Did I check every corner?

[@frufruJ]

Considering that ferrets were bred for ferreting - getting rats out of their burrows, I'm not surprised that they were so good. Being a cat owner, I'm not surprised that the cats just didn't give a frak.

[@harrycooper5231]

My thoughts exactly lol. (Also a cat owner. 😊)

[@michaeloxlong]

"OOOOOH! A big box! I'll just hang out until my servant brings me food"

[@suonatar1]

"I'm not doing tricks for you. Who do you think you are in this relationship?" 🧐

[@ryanhampson673]

Yup, I had a ferret and she loved getting into tight spaces and fall asleep. Have to be careful though, a lot get killed in reclining chairs because they climb up inside and if you sit back without checking they get smushed :(

[@speedergeezer]

Raccoons are deviously smart bastards... and adorable ...

[@Frogo_in_the_bog]

Ok I’m not trying to make a fight but I like ferrets more I like there long and sgwaly body’s lol I think is adorable 🥺

[@davidanalyst671]

the raccoons each stopped to chew on the camera, so if you took the camera chewing time out, they would have won!!!

[@gatoslover2181]

@@Frogo_in_the_bog they are I have one

[@Frogo_in_the_bog]

@@gatoslover2181 awww you do I wish I had one but I can’t 🥺🥺🥺 #ferretsforlife

[@mermidion7552]

@@Frogo_in_the_bog Thats comparing stinky danger noodles against Trash Pandas .xD I say that as someone who once owned a Ferret, i think i rather have a Raccoon, way more adorable.

[@flithbrin]

I think any cat owner knew the cats would be last. They were thinking, oh, this is where I am. I'll just lay down and take a nap until my servants decide to bring me something.

[@justjess6636]

Well also a maze is not a great place to study intelligence. Though I know this video was just for pure fun :)

[@rickyjanzen6684]

Which their human did. Who's the smart one now? Although, Conner seemed to claim the spoils each time and the others ended up just walking on by.

[@vladimir945]

Except they weren't just laying down and waiting. They were running back and forth around the same area in the maze.

[@micranes673]

Yeah, cats are not "on demand creatures". They seem to like to wait and surprise you when you least suspect it. That said, I amazed at some of the video I see on the internet that gets captured.

[@Kevin-nm8ih]

A feral cat would have won, any animal that feels trapped is in stress in a trap

[@bigboyrenki]

GoPro: *exists* Raccoons: "I took that personally"

[@somethingnotreal4674]

I kinda feel like the cats were just like "oh, you want me to do something, how about no"

[@suonatar1]

😂🤣👍 The essence of being a cat owner

[@sofussigvardt2962]

Normal people: why would you put a ferret a cat and a raccoon in a maze? This guy: *my goals are beyond your understanding*

[@coolhorselover234]

Kittisaurus: "Amateurs." Tito The Raccoon and everyone else: "What?" Kittisaurus's cat Lulu: "AMATEURS."

[@lainey7985]

@@coolhorselover234 Also Lulu: "Where are the nyam-nyams?"

[@misterkaos.357]

_To test the limit of my abilities._

[@DevinDTV]

no, i think no normal person would ask that. it's kinda common sense at this point that animal in maze = experiment and yeah i realize it was a joke but it's dumb and a poor use of the meme template

[@victorgalva23]

@@DevinDTV no

[@VickieCarla]

Lol, the cats could not be bothered.

[@olafzmit]

That's exactly it. They went fot the most effortless solution - sit there and wait for the food to come to them. Potentially just start crying like a baby for a while to get the stupid human's attention :) If left for longer than 10 min they would have taken a nap. Maybe afterwards they'd try something - to get to pee. But not sure either.

[@spinthepickle1244]

They did not have the same goal as their human.

[@tymime]

Seems to me like the raccoon's second rounds were both explorations to see if there was an alternate route.

[@TeenagedRat]

Most likely! They are incredibly smart creatures

[@Helgacabbage]

Depends how you measure intelligence... Some would say the ferrets were the most intelligent because they found their way out fastest. But they also like to run around tunnels and explore, and would be bound to come across the exit quickly regardless of if they were even looking for it. Some would say the cats are smartest of all because they refuse to even play the human's game and know they will be retrieved and fed eventually without any effort on their part. I personally think the raccoons were the cleverest, as they were the only ones who seemed to understand it was a puzzle with a food reward at the end and got increasingly faster times through learning.

[@zmerk253]

I also think biologics have a play, ferrets rely on their scent way more. Like an eyeball basically, so once the first ferret made it through he breezed through it because he probably smelled his musk still in the path! Along with the raccoon and cats too beforehand he seemed to know where he wanted to go. Now racoons and cats have a really good smell but also amazing eyesight, so they take their time observing and using all of their senses differently because they think entirely different than each other like you said. Cats are pretty content where they are, they just wanted to chill or weren't in any hurry like you said. Racoons are very tactile and need to really instigate before making decisions, un like cats. Where ferrets have no fear and know their nose will point them to where fresh air and goodness is. I think it's not so much as intelligence, instead how they're all predisposed with different things and are used to doing that differently and if they had more of what the other had they would all be similar. They kind of go in a way of (cats) most careful most careless (ferrets)

[@DWestheim]

Cheeto easily would have won if he didn't allow himself 10 seconds to demolish the camera every single time =)

[@ConstantChaos1]

He spent 6 seconds knocking it over on his best run time.... did you like not watch the video or something?

[@VtuberTheory]

@@ConstantChaos1 It was roughly 8 seconds. Without the camera, the time would have been down to the wire. The winner maybe winning by less than a second. Either way, both very smart animals and you don’t need to be rude.

[@ConstantChaos1]

@@VtuberTheory calm down noone was being rude and also no, it wasn't roughly 8 seconds, it was just over 6, they literally include a timer on screen. It's also irrelevant in total because the raccoon did take the time to knock it over which is like the entire point of the maze, if we're just going to randomly subtract time then we should divide the ferrets time by 2 or 3 since we're making up maths to change the times and ferrets only live 5-7 years at max while raccoons can like 14+ Also not sure why you're so pressed about this, and for the record even if we did for some reason decide to change the times then it would still be wrong to say cheeto took 10 sec to knock over the camera every time since he didn't

[@Cyra_The_Jedi]

@@ConstantChaos1 I’m not helping the situation at all, but it kinda seems like you’re making yourself so pressed about this. Waifu was pretty cool about it. Nevertheless, you do you :)

[@ConstantChaos1]

@@Cyra_The_Jedi my phone fucked up on the one comment but no, not really, I literally just gave the actual time cheeto used to knock down the camera and they were so pressed they decided to deny reality Idk why everyone is so obsessed with that but like observable facts are just that

[@minusthegoldenretriever4807]

I love how the cat is just observing from above at 2:37

[@rickyjanzen6684]

They definitely had more fun doing that than the actual maze, especially after the "motivation" was introduced.

[@mj_dolman5122]

Cheeto is so smart I can see his thought process at work! The first time he doesn't know what he's doing but he just lucks out. The second time he appears confused by is really doing a thorough investigation. The third time, he remembers "oh yeah, I recognize this is where I got stuck before. I'm gonna back out of here..." The fourth time is just an easy stroll to the food while destroying the camera on the way.

[@WUZLE]

The way the noodle seemed to "learn" the maze makes me think it was following its own scent trail. When your nose is 1 inch off the ground that seems like it would be easy.

[@Keldor314]

Ferrets and other weasels are adapted to persuing prey down into its burrows. It makes sense that they are good at remembering their way around, both to not get lost and to remember which tunnels they've already checked for prey when searching inside a big interconnected rabbit warren. Though now that you mention it, ferrets most definitely leave a scent trail. Even a human nose is capable of following it! Perhaps their odor has more purpose than warding off predators and intimidating competition?

[@Goldengirl48]

@@Keldor314 A ferret's eyesight is very poor. They depend on sense to do many things including recognizing a trail set down to find it way around its burrow. They are used in England and some European countries as a way to flush rabbits out of their burrows.

[@Keldor314]

@Phil Jermakian Having two ferrets of my own, I don't think I'd call them "smart" persay (although admittedly one of them is a lot more clever than the other.) They are sweet and friendly, though, and they love exploring new places. In fact, I think my ferrets are the only pets I've ever had who LOVE going to the vet because they get to explore the exam room when they're there! They're very focused, and will completely ignore anything not on their list of interests. Sherman in particular takes this to an extreme. For instance, when he first met the dog, he was much more interested in exploring the room that he usually doesn't get to be in, and so *completely ignored* the dog sniffing him. For context, the dog is a large dog, far larger even than a big ferret like Sherman, and they were at this point strangers. But nope! The dog was not on Sherman's list of interests, therefore as far as Sherman was concerned, didn't exist! He did this with the cat too. Cat thought he was interesting and was following him around poking at him from time to time. Sherman didn't care! He was going to explore, and if the cat happened to be in his way, he'd just walk through the cat, who would jump out of the way, and keep going! This seems to be a thing with mustelids in general. I seem to remember a video of a badger encountering a *mountain lion* in the wild. The mountain lion was curious and was investing the badger up close, and the badger, for the most part, didn't care one bit and continued doing what it was doing, sniffing around for food, although it did briefly lunge and snap at the mountain lion when it dared to touch it. The mountain lion clearly knew better than to mess with the badger, and the badger was well aware of this!

[@RetroNerdyGamer]

@@Keldor314 thats very interesting... ferrets just dont care i suppose

[@sieltan5618]

you might be onto something, a ferret owner mentioned that his ferret would know the way home from walks if the ferret stayed on the ground the whole time, but if picked up, the ferret would have a harder time

[@MandyLina123]

Cats: Nah, just gonna wait until Hooman comes with food to make me wanna leave.

[@KittAnimations]

It takes cats longer as they like small confined spaces, so they wouldn't bother to move as much

[@Dilettante15]

First time: Try to get out Second time: Thoroughly explore Third time: Speedrun

[@craigwillms61]

My wife and I have always thought "you cats aint too smart" but then they prove us wrong by demonstrating that if they F-around long enough we'll just give them what they want.

[@johnharris7353]

Fascinating experiment! Of course doesn't really prove anything they're all smart. Cats are like "I'm not playing" ferrets are like "I am playing!" raccoons are like"Ok I explored it now FOOD!"

[@bicks420]

Exactly, repeating a maze is just memorization not problem solving. Problem with those types of tests thou is that raccoons often break, bypass, or otherwise just break such contraptions. They solve problems, but not exactly how scientists that have done such tests designed them to be done.

[@snoopygonewilder]

The truth is that when cats don't feel like doing something they just don't.

[@mikalmos369]

I find it hilarious that the results had more to do with personality than intelligence lol

[@katkasey9365]

I love how the cats just gave up xD

[@backonlazer791]

You obviously didn't tell the raccoons that they're being filmed, so they spent half of the time protesting.

[@Volyren]

Rats watching the cats fail completely: This is the greatest thing since sliced cheese.

[@mmichelefreitas]

Cats are like "Oh you built a maze for us? How cute is this? Now let me out"

[@suonatar1]

😂

[@sarahknight6627]

You would think the cats would have an advantage since they saw an overview of the maze, but once they got in there, they couldn't figure it out.

[@trudycolborne2371]

They figured out there's a can of wet food if you act dumb enough.

[@molybdaen11]

@@trudycolborne2371 But each time the other cat got the can of food, not the one comming from the maze :)

[@SpencerFcp]

Think the cats really weren't that interested in getting out. I know my cats would chill in there 24/7.

[@platinum_noelle]

More like the cats couldn't be bothered leaving when they usually like more confined spaces like that. What more could a cat ask for than a very long, twisty box with a skylight?

[@rickyjanzen6684]

@@molybdaen11 The white one is likely the alpha. The others were naturally motivated by the food, but when they finally got access, they conceded to Conner. I expect the human has to be a bit more involved in feeding than just putting a bowl down for them all (I certainly do, and I've only got 2).

[@nicolajvangsgaard6144]

The raccoons are the true geniuses. They realised the challenge hiding in the maze near the end. A challenge, better known as a gopro. Only a truly smart animal would realise the thread it poses.

[@brickbot2.038]

I feel like the cats would've done better if they had a known incentive to complete the maze. So if you made them all practice with simpler mazes first, giving them a reward when they get through, all the different animals would be eager to get to the end as soon as possible.

[@investigatormilo]

I’m dying of cuteness overload

[@Derek_Wyld]

Rest in Cute

[@ClaireDaly151]

When you're watching random raccoon videos and then stumble upon this adorableness, your day has been made 😍

[@ichidan-gogo]

me, as a cat, in that maze: finally somewhere I'm safe from those gd raccoons! time for a nap *timer runs for a full 90 minutes*

[@m8trxd]

Yup. I put my money on the ferrets at first. Historical fact: most of our telephone lines were routed by ferrets. They could be trained and depended on to run through tunnels.

[@Lex_C]

Cats help raccoons! Humans help cats!Cheaters!

[@xDarkTrinityx]

Cats just wait for the hoomans at the door to let them back out again, lol.

[@BirdBrain0815]

Anybody who's ever waited for their cat to come down from a tree they managed to climb up perfectly easily can relate.

[@Filthydanimal]

The shit this quarantine has me watching

[@Zoedup]

So just about nobody is gonna talk about their little kiss there 1:20

[@montufaraj7066]

I don't think you can get "who is smarter" from this. I don't think the animals know is a race.

[@roxstarboii21]

I don’t think it’s them being aware it’s a race. It their deductive ability, memory, and problem solving. The raccoons and ferrets seem to be sharper in those categories. That one cat kept going to the same way until it just gave up. It passes a path it had not explored but didn’t even stop to consider if had been that way.

[@allancarter]

@@roxstarboii21 i think you are still projecting too much. Your goal is all that. The cat is just in a cozy box with a window. Maybe it could be a test if a creature would naturally even want to leave. Unless there is a clear previously established incentive to many won't thus why researchers have to first trin them to respond to a certain incentive first. Its a cute video though.

[@cookie856]

@@allancarter Yeah, cats would probably only try to leave because they need to pee if that was the first time xd

[@roxieg.6384]

Ferrets probably smell the Raccoons....maybe. But, shocked how poorly the cats did.

[@ItsSarahThyme]

I think the cats just didn’t care to try lol

[@elysiadawn]

@@ItsSarahThyme I know. Lol They acted like they thought it was a giant cat carrier. Typical of cats. One of my cats is a genius but the rest of them are so hit and miss with their smart days but mostly very stubborn dopey retard kitty days. :-/

[@justyouraverageyoutubeacco256]

Cats are actually *highly* *intelligent* animals. These cats simply decided they didn't really care about doing the maze.

[@thelifeofhorroryt4940]

Most cats I know are very curious by nature but they also are very cautious so they take a bit to like something. Hence the way you need to introduce everything slowly.

[@SadisticSenpai61]

@@thelifeofhorroryt4940 Yup. Brave and confident kitties might set out immediately to explore something new, but all cats are keenly aware of their position in the ecosystem - they're lunch to most things bigger than them. And ofc if you leave the maze open and come back a few hours later, you'll find the cats all curled up in each of the dead ends because those are the kinds of places where cats like to sleep and feel safest.

[@alextheferret5674]

I saw the ferret, and clicked. I need this

[@FreezyAbitKT7A]

It appeared the raccoons were exploring, the ferrets were extremely adept( I bet they could do that in the dark) the cats... clueless

[@canuckkat]

Nah, the cats knew that the humans would help them out and give them yummy treats even if they failed so why waste energy figuring it out? XD

[@SadisticSenpai61]

You have to give cats incentive to go through the maze - put snacks at the half way point. Even then, cats are fundamentally lazy and will try to cheat.

[@jwkingsr]

The cats weren't clueless, they had already seen what was going on when they were walking on top of the maze. After seeing what it was all about, they were like.... Screw you hoo-man, we don' play those silly reindeer games!!! Now bring us our lunch!!!😼😼😼

[@FireflyJuu]

Not really.. cats like small confined spaces. Why would they leave their comfort zone until prompted with a reward for doing so?

[@rakeintheleaves]

Not surprised about the cats. They lose their minds being closed in anywhere 😆

[@frankiee7205]

I’m such a weirdo I absolutely love this I feel like people aren’t taking in consideration consideration that there is also a scent left behind on the path to the exit

[@taranruther1132]

I so appreciate the time and effort you put into this!!

[@rlowellm]

I think it makes so much sense that a ferret was the winner. Crawling through burrows after small rodents is one of their wild hunting methods after all. Plus mustelids are rad as hell.

[@saishisyd1833]

how could I deny that this is my favorite channel the variety of animals *especially the raccoons themselves* are to DIE FOORRRR😭😭✨💗💕💞💖🦝🦝

[@chesterm.bautista9308]

The dislike are from the racoons that got lost in the maze

[@myelectronicsworld]

Without the camera in the maze which distracted chetoo he would have had a better time.

[@waterlily2743]

Is it any surprise that the ferret loved going through the maze again and again? They live in a abandoned prairie dog tunnels. Your ferrets probably thought you just built them the best home ever.

[@saikiranj807]

love how cats made you to solve it for them 🤣

[@brocksamson3282]

cats are clearly the smartest. they refuse to do the maze, until you show them the food. they have you well trained. the third cat is smart enough to get you to open the door, so he doesn't even have to do the maze. again, these cats have trained you well. the raccoon seems pretty sharp too, solving the maze is more of an afterthought. he trolls you when he knocks over the camera.

[@FurryEskimo]

Smarter is relative. In the wild, being fast is often less important than being safe.

[@kimberlyclark4508]

You built a great maze are you sure your not a carpenter?? That was a fun idea, thanks for sharing their fun with us. Much love and respect to you and yours!❤

[@vampyxfangz]

I love all these videos! And finally the ferrets are in a video:D

[@LelaE34]

I never dreamed Sat. nights would consist of watching animals in maze. Lol. Cheeto smelled the path of the others so he CHEATED. DISQUALIFIED!!😁😁

[@cindylouwho7245]

So Tito is back! Yay! I decided to read the comments and didn't think there'd be a "spoiler". I'm so glad he made it home safe

[@LelaE34]

@@cindylouwho7245 OMG, I'm sorry, I meant Cheektowaga. I'll change that. I'm just so use to Tito. Again, I'm very sorry.

[@royalejappie9222]

If only the camera wasn’t there, there would be less time, but less nose toots too

[@l.mcmanus3983]

I feel like the prize for everyone was knocking over the go pro in the middle. And the losers were the poor guys who fruitlessly tried to reset it over and over.

[@ClaireDaly151]

😮 I thought most of them would have made it through a lot faster!! (And the cats just crack me up 😆)

[@davidanalyst671]

I thought for sure your ferrets were going to get it, but the yellow ferret kinda got it backwards!!! haha

[@ignisvis8867]

The cats are just like "whatever... My human will get me out of here eventually"

[@katymay2611]

That was awesome and the music goes perfect with them as they go through the maze lol. Too cute, no matter who won! They're all winners in my opinion 😍❤ Thanks for sharing 👍

[@yashistampedes5849]

cheeto takes longer the second time in order to do a thorough job of hunting...skills.

[@linze2104]

This was so fun to watch. I love to watch these cute critters play.

[@LucianCorrvinus]

While I'm unsure whether this is really effective at measuring base intelligence....I feel this has great potential in behavioral study on how problem solving is dependent on hunting and /or gatherimg habits.....

[@sylphofthewildwoods5518]

Cheeto killed it 😂 You other slackers were lollygagging around! 🤣

[@JohnnytheYouKnowWhat]

FERRETS ARE THE SUPERIOR ANIMAL, YES. Well, the white one was a little confused but, lol.

[@Mavrik9000]

Invalid comparrison: Ferrets like tunnels and make them.

[@JohnnytheYouKnowWhat]

@@Mavrik9000 Yeah, I know. Ferrets are just my favourite animal, so I was making a joke. The comparison of cat/raccoon/ferret for this "intelligence" test is rather inaccurate, as each animal is intelligent in their own developed skill sets. I wouldn't say this maze accurately determined the intelligence of each animal because of that.

[@rickyjanzen6684]

A little? Haha! Although, to be fair, the cats would probably still be in there if he hadn't helped them.

[@bicks420]

@@JohnnytheYouKnowWhat I would suggest a rope pulled open door or some sort of problem solving obstacle within the maze itself.

[@peterwysoczanski9391]

i love how the cats sit down and just look around - also raccoon was looking for secret way to get out from the top - they not stupid - we foster wild ones and they are super smart.

[@Elvan-Lady]

I think the kitties might've been more... encouraged to run the maze were they to smell something tasty near the end.

[@MaisonIkkokou]

Love the effort! Great work guys❤

[@rasp.74]

I don't know why I expected anything else of cats. This is beautiful. Such character.

[@michellemorningstar880]

OMG Love your videos amazing maze for sure thanks so very much that was cool thanks ..

[@Valiantiron]

2:25 the cats appeared as if to provide Piper with moral support 😂🥰

[@lisab.lepinski8578]

This guy is just a really neat human being.

[@brittenyevans1101]

This is too cute 😅

[@allaboutferrets]

I LOVE IT! I want to do something similar with my ferrets!

[@joannbeasley3067]

Those ferrets have been waiting for this day to come 🏃‍♀️

[@Karmah01]

The cats are disqualified! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I don't know why I find that funny!

[@susank.4945]

Conner: *watches everyone else complete the maze then fails it.* You had ONE job!

[@rickyjanzen6684]

Figures out the food is outside the maze and says, "screw this."

[@predragpetrovic1012]

Connor is actually a winner for me. He's like I'm not playing your stupid game you morron, you're lucky you're feeding me, otherwise I'd call PETA on you

[@septiyanirahayu7695]

2:32 "wth you playin' with me like this.. I hate it.." *sounds of camera dropped lol

[@molybdaen11]

Your racoons are more interested into your camera then in your maze.

[@ghostybees6322]

The cats remember where they came in and want to get out the same way.

[@Mavrik9000]

Nice design, but Invalid experiment: 1. Other animals interfering. 2. Air gaps at the top and bottom of walls, creating olfactory distractions. 3. Inconsistatnt corridor width.

[@KageOkami_7]

It wasn't a fair battle because ferrets would instinctually know how to get through the maze, hence the practice of ferreting.

[@frogmanfilms1302]

Loved the vid as always

[@sirdavidoftor3413]

The cats were waiting for the mice to enter the maze....that is why they took so long! Stay safe, stay sane, be well

[@proctorfamily5401]

Tito is King!

[@100muffins]

I love how the cats were watching the raccoon on top of the maze

[@BrettCahill]

The cats were just pure chilling

[@dickydoodles2423]

Ferrets are still used for wiring and piping in certain places, they know what they're doing in these scenarios, neither cats or racoons are really proper burrowers like ferrets are, tunnels are their forte.

[@ZedaZ80]

Raccoons: Round 1: gotta get out Round 2: gotta explore Round 3: bored now, let's just get out now

[@xaviergarcia3288]

Was I your 600k subscriber😱lol love the Channel man I just subscribed today love them animals💯👍🏽

[@AliceA333]

Aww the first kitty to complete the maze earned that food! Hope he got special treats 🤗

[@Hadeshy]

Cats being like : When you finished having fun, you can release me

[@minert12345able]

Great video, fun and entertaining to watch: would like to see how the cats and ferrets learn the course if each is given 3 to 4 opportunities to run it alone. Keep up the great work.

[@ashlinero]

I love how the cats are helping the piper 😂

[@moonsetmagic]

I bet with the covers off and all the critters in a good mood, they'd have a ball playing on and in the maze, especially now that they're familiar with it :3

[@carleypalmer6659]

Yeah they’d play soccer

[@LD-lddh]

That was a learning tutorial for all of us. I surely thought that the cats would be more proficient at solving the maze. You are so clever to create these challenges for your animals and keep them both entertained and happy. Love your videos

[@user-qi7om1cc3w]

Keep up the good work love the content way to go😇😇😇