FELINES GETTING INTO DUMB STUFF

Seriously, have you ever seen a cat try to something they clearly can't reach? Like, that dangling string is totally out of their claws, but they'll keep leaping at it for like, forever. And don't even get me started on the occasions a cat will devote hours staring at a mirror like it's the most intriguing thing they've ever seen. It's like, dude,

Jack Black's sales of rats as pets over the 1840s and 1860s played a job within the rat's domestication and common acceptance for a pet. He bred a number of colors with the rats, which turned often known as extravagant rats.[5] By 1869, Charles Baudelaire known as the rat "the poor baby’s toy" in his poetry selection Le Spleen de Paris. very sim