More than 9,000 years ago, African wildcats took up
chasing house mice — and started their own domestication.
Not exact matches
I was a geek when a
mouse was a furry thing that you
chased out of your
house not made a home on your desk.
I hate to think of Fidget never getting to
chase a butterfly or a bug (though there is the occasional fly in the
house that gives him lots of joy) or to catch a «real»
mouse rather than the toy
mice he practices hunting with.
The current behavior of today's
house cats with respect to
chasing mice, grabbing ankles, playing with toys, tearing into arms with back claws, and litter box behavior have their origins in those ancient felines.
Kitty will take a break from clawing the Christmas tree to
chase Petmate's Go - Go
Mouse around the
house.
My second thought is why do we
chase the
mouse around the
house when there is an elephant in the room.