Don't underestimate the cat's insistence on food, especially the orange cat, who can do anything to eat. A netizen shared what he saw of a gluttonous orange cat! The orange cat saw that a family's bamboo pole had 2 large bunches of sausages hanging on it, and immediately jumped on the bamboo pole to practice horizontal bars, trying to find a way to steal some sausages from above.
Country cats are basically free-range, and they love to go wherever they want. Cats can run around and make trouble everywhere. If any food in a certain family is missing, either the nearby dog steals it or the cat steals it. A netizen found a sneaky orange cat outside the neighbor's house, and later the behavior of the orange cat let him know that his intuition was right!
The orange cat walked around under the bamboo pole where the sausages were drying, and must have been thinking about how to steal it. It didn't take long for it to jump on the window sill, and then jumped up again with the help of the window sill, clutching the bamboo pole with both hands, looking like a gymnast practicing a horizontal bar. But in the face of the sausages that are close at hand, the cat finds another problem, which is completely out of reach!
The cat found that if he reached out with one hand to take the sausage, the other hand could not support the weight of the body, and almost fell off the bamboo pole. It had to grasp the bamboo pole with both hands, thinking what to do next? Next, the orange cat tried to clamp the sausage with its two hind paws, but because of the imbalance in its body, it constantly struggled and shook violently on the bamboo pole. If you keep your balance, you can't get the sausage, and if you want to take the sausage, you may fall. Finally, under the constant struggle, a sausage seemed to be hooked by its claws, and the bacon inside flew to the ground in front of it.
Finally, the cat finally couldn't hold up and fell to the ground at once. Although I didn't steal a bunch of sausages, at least there was a little meat on the ground to eat. After being busy for such a long time, there is still a little gain. If the orange cat is worried about the family's sausages, it is estimated that the sausages will be stolen before the New Year!
Orange cats not only love to eat, but also tend to be fat. Nine of the ten orange cats were fat, and one was particularly fat. An orange cat in the owner's family, shaved all over the fat, almost like a Jinhua ham. But the owner cried out for it, because among so many cats in the family, it was really not the favorite food, but it was the most obvious fat. In contrast, the orange cat is more than twice as large as the pear blossom cat.
Is your orange cat fat? Is it because you drink water fat or because you are gluttonous?