Senior Siberian Cat's Wild Reaction To Noticing Hidden Camera Has People Stunned
Cats with their infinite peculiarities and mysterious personalities will never cease to amaze us.
Whereas dogs will usually do things specifically when people are around because they want attention from their humans, their feline counterparts will do something a little different.
Just take the senior Siberian cat, Miss Nonna, for instance. Apparently, she enjoys 'screaming at the top of her lungs,' but only when she thinks no one is listening.
But as this stunning video shows, that's not all this beguiling feline will do when she believes no one is watching.
It all started with this fluffy senior Siberian cat 'screaming' her heart out at the top of the stairs. Naturally, this is quite the adorable spectacle, and Miss Nonna's human wanted to film this unruly act of adorableness.
The problem was that Miss Nonna is a little shy. As soon as the camera was out, she would clam up like she had just caught a sudden case of stage fright.
Undeterred, Miss Nonna's human decided to pull a sneaky move in order to film their cat's rantings and ravings; they hid their phone at the top of the stairs and started recording while the beloved feline companion was unaware.Sure enough, Miss Nonna was completely oblivious to the camera first. She started meowing to her fluffy heart's content, but after a moment, the camera finally caught her eye.
Suddenly filled with curiosity, she started to approach the camera while continuing to meow loudly. But, just as Miss Nonna reached the camera, something remarkable happened. She began to speak as only a feline can.
'Herrow?' She said. And then again, and again, saying 'herrow' to her newest friend, the camera!
As this other video shows, Miss Nonna is indeed a very vocal kitty. As such, it is not uncommon for her to give 'updates' to her human whenever she feels they are necessary.
But Miss Nonna, being the complex feline that she is, doesn't always just give her human a straightforward meow when she wants to communicate. Sometimes, she will squeak to speak.
And squeak in this clip, she does! While we would never presume to speak for Miss Nonna, we do feel confident in encouraging her to speak her mind. Because, as these videos show, when she does, it is a prime time formula for cuteness overload!
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