People across the country and the world often keep dogs and cats. Apart from this, there are many such creatures which can be seen in people’s homes. But among these there are some animal loving people, who get pained after seeing the helpless animals lying on the roadside and bring them to their homes. Sometimes one of them is a puppy and sometimes a small cat. But sometimes due to not being able to identify them properly, dangerous animals also come to the house.
Sometimes someone brings a fox or a wolf into his home thinking it is a puppy, and sometimes someone starts keeping animals like leopard, cheetah instead of a cat. These creatures are also dangerous for humans. A similar video is becoming increasingly viral on Instagram. In this video it can be seen that a family picks up a cat lying on the roadside and brings it to their home. Gradually this kitten shows its colors.
Its actions seem like those of normal cats, but gradually when it grows up, it is revealed that in reality it is not a cat, but a Serval Cat. Not only this, its size is also much larger than normal cats. Actually, it is one of the wild cats of leopard, cheetah and tiger species. But its connection with humans is very deep, due to which it does not harm anyone. It can be seen in the video that he is very friendly with the innocent girl as well as her parents and brother.
He has adopted all the family members. Even the little white cat. However, keeping such an animal can prove dangerous. This video was shared by Animal Love Stories on Instagram. Till now it has been viewed lakhs of times, while 49 thousand people have liked it. Hundreds of comments have also come. One user has written that this is a Bengal cat, not a domestic cat. It should be released back into the wild. At the same time, another user has written that the cat was lying on the roadside, but the camera was already ready for shooting? Many people have advised that it is dangerous to follow it.
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Tags: Strange and strange, The news is coming, OMG
FIRST PUBLISHED: February 26, 2024, 17:28 IST
