Cat and turtle video - funny

This was posted on rpch+b, so some of you have already seen it. When I
sent the link to a friend of mine, she replied, "The Turtlenator!"

Look upon the Turtlenator and Be Afraid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul0gfCyeiyM

(And check out how fast that thing can move!)

Joyce

wrote:
This was posted on rpch+b, so some of you have already seen it. When I
sent the link to a friend of mine, she replied, "The Turtlenator!"

Look upon the Turtlenator and Be Afraid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul0gfCyeiyM

(And check out how fast that thing can move!)

That's the one Theresa posted that I couldn't see. That's one determined
turtle! And yes, it's zipping right along! Poor kitty!

Jill

Joyce

"jmcquown" wrote

| wrote:
| This was posted on rpch+b, so some of you have already seen it. When I
| sent the link to a friend of mine, she replied, "The Turtlenator!"
|
| Look upon the Turtlenator and Be Afraid:
|
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul0gfCyeiyM
|
| (And check out how fast that thing can move!)
|
| That's the one Theresa posted that I couldn't see. That's one determined
| turtle! And yes, it's zipping right along! Poor kitty!

I like the soundtrack on that one.

Here's another cute clip - no cat, but an adorable turtle (I love turtles):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_N_rjkdcKU

Pat wrote:
"jmcquown" wrote

wrote:
This was posted on rpch+b, so some of you have already seen it.
When I sent the link to a friend of mine, she replied, "The
Turtlenator!"

Look upon the Turtlenator and Be Afraid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul0gfCyeiyM

(And check out how fast that thing can move!)

That's the one Theresa posted that I couldn't see. That's one
determined turtle! And yes, it's zipping right along! Poor kitty!

I like the soundtrack on that one.

Here's another cute clip - no cat, but an adorable turtle (I love
turtles):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_N_rjkdcKU

Well no wonder! The turtle wanted to *eat* the tomato Of course cherry
tomatoes are roly poly things, aren't they? I see he finally got his snack.
Too cute!

Pat wrote:

Here's another cute clip - no cat, but an adorable turtle (I love turtles):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_N_rjkdcKU

I've never had a turtle, so I didn't realize how much they interacted
with other animals. There's another video of a turtle and cat, where
the turtle keeps trying to get the cat's attention. It keeps going up to
the cat, raising itself on its hind legs, and stretching out its neck,
as though going, "Yoo hoo! Talk to me!" The cat, meanwhile, is far more
interested in something off-camera, and completely ignores the turtle,
only occasionally brushing it away as a minor annoyance. I looked for it
today on youtube, but couldn't find it.

But the main thing I noticed, in both videos, is that the turtles seem
very aware of the other animals in their environment and are trying hard
to interact with them. Just something cool I didn't know about them, never
having had one.

Joyce

On 15 May 2007 19:20:46 GMT, yodeled:

This was posted on rpch+b, so some of you have already seen it. When I
sent the link to a friend of mine, she replied, "The Turtlenator!"

Look upon the Turtlenator and Be Afraid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul0gfCyeiyM

(And check out how fast that thing can move!)

Joyce


Yes, that was also on Cuteoverload. That is the Sparrrtan Turtle, as
opposed to the Lerver Turtle.


Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Make Levees, Not War

On 15 May 2007 21:13:20 GMT, yodeled:

Pat wrote:

Here's another cute clip - no cat, but an adorable turtle (I love turtles):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_N_rjkdcKU

I've never had a turtle, so I didn't realize how much they interacted
with other animals. There's another video of a turtle and cat, where
the turtle keeps trying to get the cat's attention. It keeps going up to
the cat, raising itself on its hind legs, and stretching out its neck,
as though going, "Yoo hoo! Talk to me!" The cat, meanwhile, is far more
interested in something off-camera, and completely ignores the turtle,
only occasionally brushing it away as a minor annoyance. I looked for it
today on youtube, but couldn't find it.

But the main thing I noticed, in both videos, is that the turtles seem
very aware of the other animals in their environment and are trying hard
to interact with them. Just something cool I didn't know about them, never
having had one.

Joyce



I've seen many cats messing with turtles in my time. They often seem
to think it's some kind of weird moving rock. But before those two
clips, I had never seen a turtle mess with a cat.



Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Make Levees, Not War

On Tue, 15 May 2007 17:13:20 -0400, wrote:

There's another video of a turtle and cat, where
the turtle keeps trying to get the cat's attention. It keeps going up to
the cat, raising itself on its hind legs, and stretching out its neck,
as though going, "Yoo hoo! Talk to me!" The cat, meanwhile, is far more
interested in something off-camera, and completely ignores the turtle,
only occasionally brushing it away as a minor annoyance. I looked for it
today on youtube, but couldn't find it.

Is this it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJr2evLANsE

--
Joey DoWop Dee
Remember: It is To Laugh

On May 16, 8:53 am, Kreisleriana wrote:
On 15 May 2007 21:13:20 GMT, yodeled:





Pat wrote:

Here's another cute clip - no cat, but an adorable turtle (I love turtles):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_N_rjkdcKU

I've never had a turtle, so I didn't realize how much they interacted
with other animals. There's another video of a turtle and cat, where
the turtle keeps trying to get the cat's attention. It keeps going up to
the cat, raising itself on its hind legs, and stretching out its neck,
as though going, "Yoo hoo! Talk to me!" The cat, meanwhile, is far more
interested in something off-camera, and completely ignores the turtle,
only occasionally brushing it away as a minor annoyance. I looked for it
today on youtube, but couldn't find it.

But the main thing I noticed, in both videos, is that the turtles seem
very aware of the other animals in their environment and are trying hard
to interact with them. Just something cool I didn't know about them, never
having had one.

Joyce

I've seen many cats messing with turtles in my time. They often seem
to think it's some kind of weird moving rock. But before those two
clips, I had never seen a turtle mess with a cat.

Theresa
Stinky Pictures:http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

I've never seen a turtle *or* a cottontail so aggressive. Those are
either just maverick,
bad*ss critters, or they must be moms protecting their babies.
Especially the bunny.
I especially loved it at the end, when the snake had fled up the tree,
and the bunny
seemed so say, "And don't come back!"
Sherry

On May 16, 9:43 am, Sherry wrote:
On May 16, 8:53 am, Kreisleriana wrote:





On 15 May 2007 21:13:20 GMT, yodeled:

Pat wrote:

Here's another cute clip - no cat, but an adorable turtle (I love turtles):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_N_rjkdcKU

I've never had a turtle, so I didn't realize how much they interacted
with other animals. There's another video of a turtle and cat, where
the turtle keeps trying to get the cat's attention. It keeps going up to
the cat, raising itself on its hind legs, and stretching out its neck,
as though going, "Yoo hoo! Talk to me!" The cat, meanwhile, is far more
interested in something off-camera, and completely ignores the turtle,
only occasionally brushing it away as a minor annoyance. I looked for it
today on youtube, but couldn't find it.

But the main thing I noticed, in both videos, is that the turtles seem
very aware of the other animals in their environment and are trying hard
to interact with them. Just something cool I didn't know about them, never
having had one.

Joyce

I've seen many cats messing with turtles in my time. They often seem
to think it's some kind of weird moving rock. But before those two
clips, I had never seen a turtle mess with a cat.

Theresa
Stinky Pictures:http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

I've never seen a turtle *or* a cottontail so aggressive. Those are
either just maverick,
bad*ss critters, or they must be moms protecting their babies.
Especially the bunny.
I especially loved it at the end, when the snake had fled up the tree,
and the bunny
seemed so say, "And don't come back!"

Woops, I was redundant. I just saw your post in the other thread,
Theresa. That's really
interesting about bunnies! I don't know a whole lot about rabbits,
just watch the
ones that come into the back yard to eat what spills from the bird
feeders. From
my observation I thought their primary defense is being statue
impersonators when they
hear a weird noise.

Sherry