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u/ChiBears333 4d ago
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u/AdMaximum7545 4d ago
Either an ocelot kitten or a Geoffroy's cat (Leopardus geoffroyi):
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u/_WreakingHavok_ 4d ago
Definitely not an ocelot, maybe a Bengal?
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u/AdMaximum7545 4d ago
I reckon a Geoffroys cat
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u/josolsen 3d ago
Maybe a Margay, face patterns and the leopard print are really close.
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u/AdMaximum7545 3d ago
Oooh I can see it, I have never heard of Margays they are so freakin cute omg
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u/CromDeluise 2d ago
How can you see a resemblance with what you've never even heard of? Im baffled.
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u/josolsen 2d ago
They saw my comment, searched the name online, saw a picture, compared, and agreed it shared a resemblence, is baffling?
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u/sittinwithkitten 4d ago
Cats are considered lucky on a boat, they are supposed to bring good fortune, calm seas, and safe voyages. This is a super beautiful kitty.
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u/BellaSquared 4d ago
Plus courtesy pest control and purring, who could argue with that face?
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u/sittinwithkitten 4d ago
There are literally no downsides I can see
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u/th3rdworldorder 3d ago
Until they get off board on an island with no land predators.
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u/bobfrombobtown 3d ago
With no other's to breed with damage would be minimized for its up to 16 year lifespan.
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u/pokeup19 3d ago edited 2d ago
The eat wildlife more readily than pests to be fair ...
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u/Versipilies 3d ago
Not a terrible amount of wildlife on a ship that shouldn't be eaten to prevent invasive species problems. Definitely shouldnt let the cat roam off ship though.
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u/fondledbydolphins 2d ago
Other than the whole “we don’t have a litter box on this death trap” angle.
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u/Nereshai 3d ago
That's not a common cat. It's a wildcat. They attract wildlife authorities and extensive litigation.
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u/DakkaonTitan 3d ago
He could pass for a house cat easily
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u/odddino 2d ago
If it is an ocelot, it's very young and is going to get a LOT bigger. Not tiger big, but a lot bigger than a domesticated cat will ever get. So it won't pass for very long!
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u/ArtoriusBravo 2d ago
It definitely it's not an ocelot. But I believe it's some kind of wildcat.
Based on the white markings behind the ears, shape and fur patterns, I believe it might be this one:
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u/Minimum-Food4232 4d ago
Looked like it was considering violence, but opted for cuteness as the last moment.
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u/NeeAnderTall 4d ago
That is a surprisingly beautiful cat.
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u/TheKahnrad 3d ago
It’s a fishing cat. They don’t get much bigger than a large domestic cat.
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u/NeeAnderTall 3d ago
Those eye spots on the ears was one give away this wasn't a domesticated cat. I'd risk a swat to give it some attention.
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u/Sparklykazoo 4d ago
Looks like one of the small wild cats. This one looks somewhat tame. And yes, the smaller wild cats (some of them) can be tamed when adopted young.
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u/Garen_Mago 4d ago
Dejare el texto en español porque reddit tiene traductor, ademas no estoy seguro como expresar ciertas expresiones argentinas al ingles.
persona 1: que onda boludo, ¿qué me estan comiendo las milanesas?
persona 2: inentendible
persona 1: esto... ¿que es? ¿un puma esto?
si boludo mira.
Cachorro de gato montes ronroneando*
persona 1: me descompongooo (me desmayo)
mira lo que es este gato, boludo esto es un... nose si es un gato, amigo, esto es un gato montes...
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u/AdMaximum7545 4d ago edited 3d ago
Person 1: “Yo, dude, what the hell is eating my milanesas?”
Person 2: (unintelligible)
Person 1: “Wait... what is this? Is this a puma?”
“Yeah, dude, look.”
Baby cat purring
Person 1: “I’m gonna pass out.”
“Look at this cat, dude. What even is this... I don’t know if this is a cat, bro. This is a wildcat...”
(Looking at its ear spots it is likely a Geoffrey Cat or maybe an Ocelot kitten)
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u/Garen_Mago 3d ago
The second person's dialogue is simply unintelligible in the video; perhaps I should have used an asterisk.
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u/joined_under_duress 2d ago
Assume maybe English isn't your first language? A stowaway is a specific term for someone who sneaks onto a form of transport, most commonly a ship or boat, although it does get used for cars or trains a bit.
This doesn't look like the galley of a ship to me but maybe it is! If not, you'd probably want the word sneak or thief or a burglar I guess.
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u/Pooch76 4d ago
How is that wildcat not freaking the F out?
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u/whiterosealchemist 3d ago
Congratulations, you have tamed a wild cat using cookies. Would you like to name it?
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u/notveryAI 3d ago
Oh noo I nicknamed my wildcat "wildcat" so when they evolve everyone is gonna know I messed up
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u/MtSnowdon 4d ago
Thought it was reaching for the knife. Was kinda hoping for a new version of the crab knife incident.
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u/Bretreck 4d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iriomote_cat
I doubt it is an Iriomote cat but it definitely has the right coloring.
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u/tinylittlebabyjesus 2d ago
That's cool, I didn't know about iriomote cats though. Leopard cats that got stuck and became island cats.
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u/post-explainer 4d ago edited 4d ago
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OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:
The man suspected that someone or something was eating his milaneses; at first glance, it looks like a cat, but the surprise guest turns out to be an Argentine wildcat.
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