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   CaliforniaMama  Friday Dec 2 11:25 AM

December 2, 2011 My Deer Friend

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The moment was captured at the Odessa Zoo, Ukraine, and stopped visitors in their tracks as they passed by the enclosure.

As the baby deer rested in the shade during a warm summers day the domestic zoo cat approached.

After a quick hello both decided a bit of sleep was in order and the ginger moggy nestled peacefully into the side of the deer.

Photographer Vitaly Ktach snapped the special moments and said everyone was watching on in amazement.


via That Cute Site: Originally from Metro

While on a search for the photographer of the above image, I came across the below set of deer and cat pics. At first, I thought they were the same, but the deer in this second set doesn't have horns, just horn buds. Interesting how it could be the same cat in both pics.

The caption on this set of pics usually says something like this:
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A cat in Harrisburg, (Oregon or Pennsylvania or neither,) is visited daily by its dear friend, the deer.










I have seen these pics all over the place, but so far, no source has been found . . .

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classicman  Friday Dec 2 01:41 PM

Derrkitten recipes anyone?



Undertoad  Friday Dec 2 01:45 PM

http://cellar.org/iotd.php?threadid=21888



Lamplighter  Friday Dec 2 01:55 PM

In that sequence of pics, the cat is just doing what BIG cats do to deer.

(Not so cute, but normal behavior)



infinite monkey  Friday Dec 2 02:21 PM

THat's not the same cat. One is a dark orange tabby, and the other is a really light tabby. Almost 'strawberry blonde.'



classicman  Friday Dec 2 04:19 PM

Eh hem ... still no recipes. Y'all are slacking and I'm telling Jim to put you on report!



Gravdigr  Saturday Dec 3 03:50 AM

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Originally Posted by infinite monkey View Post
THat's not the same cat.
I'd think not. Ukraine vs. Harrisburg...That would be one globetrotting kitteh.


Griff  Saturday Dec 3 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by classicman View Post
Eh hem ... still no recipes. Y'all are slacking and I'm telling Jim to put you on report!
Well you can't just stuff a cat in a deer. You need a couple intermediate species, like a goose for fat and a dog for fair play.


footfootfoot  Saturday Dec 3 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by infinite monkey View Post
THat's not the same cat. One is a dark orange tabby, and the other is a really light tabby. Almost 'strawberry blonde.'
Probably not the same cat...


CaliforniaMama  Saturday Dec 3 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Undertoad View Post
LOL!! Cellar did not come up on my search!

At least, the first image is a fresh one.


CaliforniaMama  Saturday Dec 3 12:25 PM

My cat, Prince Ali a Babwa aka Prince aka Baba, is also a ginger tabby. It seems like I see more of them around than I used to.




xoxoxoBruce  Sunday Dec 4 02:29 AM

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Originally Posted by footfootfoot View Post
Probably not the same cat...
Definitely not the same deer.


footfootfoot  Sunday Dec 4 12:58 PM

...love, look at the two of us
strangers in many ways...



infinite monkey  Sunday Dec 4 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by footfootfoot View Post
Probably not the same cat...
Hahhaaahahaha! My favorite joke that no one ever gets. Doesn't stop me from telling it though.

Ditzy wife of a friend: is it funny because there aren't elephants in india?




andcal  Wednesday Dec 7 02:39 PM

Deer/Horns/Antlers

I can't say for certainty with Ukranian deer, but the deer in the southern US have antlers, not horns. The reason that this is relevant is because horns are permanent, while antlers are shed and grow back each season. So if the only reason you may think it's not the same deer is because the antlers are bigger in the first photo, that's not a valid reason.



infinite monkey  Wednesday Dec 7 03:35 PM

I don't think it's the same pair of critters because it's an entirely different cat.



xoxoxoBruce  Wednesday Dec 7 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by andcal View Post
I can't say for certainty with Ukranian deer, but the deer in the southern US have antlers, not horns. The reason that this is relevant is because horns are permanent, while antlers are shed and grow back each season. So if the only reason you may think it's not the same deer is because the antlers are bigger in the first photo, that's not a valid reason.
The antlers are bigger in the first photo, on a smaller animal, with different bone structure, and different coloration. That's why they're different deer. Not just different animals, but probably different species.


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