>>17073411Cute cat.
>>17073411Yes
>>17073411Obviously
Some frog species can live upwards of 30 years, which is quite rare for a cat.
>>17073411i used to have a pet cat who would go out and hunt frogs and toads from people's ponds, then bring them home to kill them slowly. Toads have the most horrible screams. Poor little fellas. So, that cat outlived those frogs, though not by long since he gotted run over ):
>>17073411For the most part. yes.
Depends on where they're born.>In waterNo>On landYes>In the airIt's a tie
>>17073411Happy Caturday, /sci/Gwok says this is twue.
>>17077204>can [...] upwards of>rareThese imply the same thing
bump because cat
>tfw my cat died this weekend after complications from anaesthesiaHe was 15 but still, it was unexpected
>>17081575God bless
>>17081575He is with the Lord now, my brother.
>>17073411Compare the ratio of frogs and cats on the /sci/ board.
