“Uh, I was just practicing, I coulda caught you if I wanted. Jerk.”
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“No fair using your powers of flight when you see me 40 feet away, jerk!”
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I have the same problem whenever I try to do wildlife photography. They see my camera and immediately turn their butts toward it.
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Looked like it must have been a young “bobbycat” because most cats don’t usually just walk right up to their prey.
Butt yes, it does seem like more than a coincident that when on camera animals in the wild like to present their ass for our viewing pleasure. As they see it, I suppose.
In defense of the bobcat, here is general success rate for animals in the wild catching prey:
“Hunting success in animals. Detailed field studies show that prey are usually successful at escaping predators, with hunting success rates as low as 1–5% in many systems.”
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