Crouching silently within the dense foliage of the tropical rainforest, the panther eyes his next victim. With a ravenous hunger burning in his belly, his eyes sweep the forest clearing until at last he sees his chance: a succulent young warthog has become separated from the herd. With lightning-quick reflexes, the panther leaps onto his prey and IT’S MINE! GIMME IT, I SAW IT FIRST, I TELLS YA!
“Tropical rainforest” courtesy of Home Depot, apparently.
Adorable little panther, though.
What’s mine is mine and what’s yours is mine too. Love house panthers!!
That’s really still a kitten. I love the self-confidence, snd judging by the human’s laissez- faire attitude , kitten will be getting some.
Hoomin will have to pry off the panther one needle-sharp claw at a time.
Also, panther is brave to attack prey larger than itself.
Just cut the piece the house panther is hanging off from and back away slowly and all will be fine.
Speechless.
I would not want to be the one to tell that fierce little house panther that he’s not going to get to drag that whole thing away and nom it to death.
I’ve told the story before but I had a house panther that stalked hunted killed and gnawed on a steak that I had accidentally left out on the counter.
And then she got me up the next day to show off her ‘kill’.
it was a steak, it’s not like it moved fast.
She was a mighty hunter and I will believe nothing less.