Owner Tries To Stop Cat From Waking Him - Quickly Realizes His Plan Is Foiled By Clever Kitty's Intelligence
By Mike-Ross
Cats are the cutest, sneakiest animals ever! One second they are meowing and wanting to cuddle underneath you. The next second they are proving how smart and witty they are.
This cat proves that felines are not only clever but funny and resoucreful! Each morning this owner, was woken by his cat Mulder, who learned how to open doors.
So, with a bucket of water and a camera, he set up a brilliant plan. Dad placed a tub of water directly under the door and waited for his precious Mulder to jump on the doorknob, swinging it wide open.
He hoped this type of deterrent would keep Mulder from pouncing on him first thing in the morning. According to the science behind Animal Planet's discussion on feline intelligence, his plan may be spot on!
The site explains that memories and knowledge are stored in a cat's brain forever. In fact, once attained, even if by accident or trial and error, most of a cat's knowledge is retained for life, thanks to this animal's "excellent memory."
"Even hunting techniques buried under years of neglect in the well-fed house cat's brain will be recalled with ease should the feline, for some reason, ever have to fend for itself. Easily frightened, a cat will retain very strong memories of any incident that it considers threatening."
That means the moment Mulder found himself swinging above a big bucket of freezing cold water, he should've learned that's something he'll never want to do again! Unfortunately, that's not how things panned out!
Watch this hilarious "learning" experience unfold for yourself. Remember, no kitties were hurt in the filming of this video.
Mulder most definitely is a clever cat!
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