Do tigers, leopards & lions chase laser pointers like domestic cats? Big Cat Rescue decided to find out.
Friday cat blogging
September 9, 2011 by Beth@WeightMaven
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Nice. I think we have a definitive answer.
-Steve
I wonder if it had to do with the age of the cats? Of our four cats, the older ones are far less interested in the laser pointer than the younger ones.
size of cats? The really big cats prey on large mammals, so maybe they aren’t interested in smaller things. And the smaller cats probably feed on rodents etc so something that small would be interesting.