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Let it be noted this appears to be a black cat ;)

https://www.newsweek.com/fearless-cat-caught-camera-chasing-away-coyote-1592197

Footage of a brave black cat chasing off a wild coyote late at night last
week has gone viral online rCo and impressed cat owners across the world.

Members of British Colombia's Port Moody Police Department happened to be canvassing the right place at the right time late last week. The Canadian police officers working the night shift stumbled across an impressive
scene between a coyote and outdoor cat in a quiet parking lot near their station.

However, in an unexpectedly humorous turn of events, the cat pounced on
the wild animal, chasing it around a parked car and out of the lot.
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From Newsgroup: rec.pets.cats.anecdotes

On 5/21/2021 11:06 PM, Tigger wrote:

Let it be noted this appears to be a black cat ;)

https://www.newsweek.com/fearless-cat-caught-camera-chasing-away-coyote-1592197

I had to use a different link because newsweek kept wanting me to
subscribe but yes, that was funny! And yes, the cat appears to be
black. Another lucky cat, eh? ;)

However, in an unexpectedly humorous turn of events, the cat pounced on
the wild animal, chasing it around a parked car and out of the lot.

Let it never be said cats are not territorial. :)

Jill
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jmcquown wrote:

On 5/21/2021 11:06 PM, Tigger wrote:

Let it be noted this appears to be a black cat ;)

https://www.newsweek.com/fearless-cat-caught-camera-chasing-away-coyote-1592197

I had to use a different link because newsweek kept wanting me to
subscribe but yes, that was funny!-a And yes, the cat appears to be black. Another lucky cat, eh? ;)

That's two black cats in the recent news. Will there be a third?

However, in an unexpectedly humorous turn of events, the cat pounced on
the wild animal, chasing it around a parked car and out of the lot.

Let it never be said cats are not territorial. :)

That's an interesting question. Doesn't say if it was a "feral" cat or
what, so I'm not
sure how territoriality might be a factor.
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