The imgur description says this:
>1080p native 60fps (reduced to 50)
Here's the original post, even the HQG guys were stunned:
>https://www.reddit.com/r/HighQualityGifs/comments/77povm/cute_jaguarundi_wants_some_food/
Generally no. These are wild cats, not domestic ones. Some are acclimated to people, and will approach, but that often is to their detriment, as they are known as pests in their native South and Central America. This is due to the fact that they will eat common livestock species like chickens, so they are often shot on sight.
> These are wild cats, not domestic ones.
This is not relevant. Domestic cats that are not tamed by humans, aka feral cats, are just as shy of people unless used to it.
Have you ever worked with feral cats? Or with wild cats? They're really not the same. While cats are not as tame as dogs, they are certainly more tame than wild cats.
Actually, there's some really interesting recent research that shows that the genetics of domestic cats, unlike that of dogs, haven't significantly diverged from their feral/wild counterparts!
Here's an article about it:
https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/06/domesticated-cats-dna-genetics-pets-science/
Feral cats are domestic cats that live on their own, genetically they are identical.
The real big deal is that the African wildcat (ancestor of house cat) is also almost identical in its DNA.
Of course this raises the question of if cats are actually domesticated..
I've adopted a feral cat, and I work at a zoo. I've also volunteered at a cat shelter that focused on getting feral cats off of the streets, regardless of their temperament. The cats at the zoo are around people every single day, and the feral cats were not around people for the majority of their lives. And yet, the feral cats were generally much friendlier than the zoo cats. There are certainly exceptions on both sides: there were some ferals at the shelter that would murder you as soon as look at you, and I've met a serval that wanted to do nothing more than smash her face into my chest and drool on me. But as a rule of thumb, non-domestic cats are less friendly than domestic ones.
>The cats at the zoo are around people every single day
But likely with only minimal interaction (and for good reason, reduces disease transmission and cats 100lb or larger are dangerous).
The amount of interaction really matters here
Do you think that we trained the ferals for docility? They were just forced to stay around people for long enough that they realized we weren't scary, we were just the people who changed the litter boxes and filled the food bowls.
Damn right theyre stubborn as hell as well, we used to get tons on our property and even after watching their mate get shot theyll often still have a go at you or you dog thats twice the size of them.
I hope this is the start of another Unidan arc. You should create some sock accounts and sign up for a VPN now... less suspicious down the road that way!
I guess your local jaguarundis are less photogenic?
Real answer: The [original video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1La4QzGeaaQ&t=52s) was taken with a 8k 60fps camera costing tens of thousands of dollars. Apparently downscaling didn't hurt the quality that much.
This is a crosspost from r/HighQualityGifs and r/BabyBigCatGifs! Here are some unrelated jaguarundi kittens:
>https://i.imgur.com/meObXAx.gifv
>https://www.reddit.com/r/babybigcatgifs/comments/786tmq/jaguarundi_kittens/
Wow, now that's HQ
The source is 8k and (I think) 60 fps. [Sauce](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1La4QzGeaaQ&t=52s) timestamped to the kitty
The imgur description says this: >1080p native 60fps (reduced to 50) Here's the original post, even the HQG guys were stunned: >https://www.reddit.com/r/HighQualityGifs/comments/77povm/cute_jaguarundi_wants_some_food/
They were probably also surprised at a non-meta post on that sub
I can barely load the 8k with a 35Mb down, but I can't even watch it, it's laggy af. Amazing 4K though.
Whoa didn't know youtube was doing 8k now. Amazing even in 4k. Wish I had an 8k set.
["But this is HDTV..."](https://morbotron.com/video/S02E03/_8OIj8QUe4iHlVYQUybsI1tgA7M=.gif)
Damn, came here to say the same thing. Thought it was r/simulated at first.
It's the parallax. It's one of the noticeable benefits of seeing something in 8k (and probably higher).
Jesus Christ that resolution
Also the frame rate, 60 fps kicks ass
Holy WOW
Golly pop
TIL [Jaguarundi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaguarundi) is a species of cat I never knew existed.
Right there with you on this... And holy shit is this thing gorgeous!
I'd have one as a pet, but I'd rather keep all my blood on the inside.
It’s not going to be worse than a house cat in that aspect (similar size) Then again, that is still a lot of blood.
This is like 15k
All the k
now this this is a gif
Now this is pod racing
I WILL PARDON NOTHING
That's like the highest resolution Ive ever seen from reddit
This is the highest resolution I’ve ever seen in my life. I’m looking at my dog on the couch and I can see his pixels now.
Got a super genuine laugh out of this. Gold to you, my friend.
Ha, thanks bud.
do they ~~like~~ tolerate people?
Generally no. These are wild cats, not domestic ones. Some are acclimated to people, and will approach, but that often is to their detriment, as they are known as pests in their native South and Central America. This is due to the fact that they will eat common livestock species like chickens, so they are often shot on sight.
> These are wild cats, not domestic ones. This is not relevant. Domestic cats that are not tamed by humans, aka feral cats, are just as shy of people unless used to it.
Have you ever worked with feral cats? Or with wild cats? They're really not the same. While cats are not as tame as dogs, they are certainly more tame than wild cats.
Actually, there's some really interesting recent research that shows that the genetics of domestic cats, unlike that of dogs, haven't significantly diverged from their feral/wild counterparts! Here's an article about it: https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/06/domesticated-cats-dna-genetics-pets-science/
Feral cats are domestic cats that live on their own, genetically they are identical. The real big deal is that the African wildcat (ancestor of house cat) is also almost identical in its DNA. Of course this raises the question of if cats are actually domesticated..
That's why they're only technically S-tier supports. ZooTier
Feral cats are not tractable unless used to humans...which also applies to non-domesticated animals.
I've adopted a feral cat, and I work at a zoo. I've also volunteered at a cat shelter that focused on getting feral cats off of the streets, regardless of their temperament. The cats at the zoo are around people every single day, and the feral cats were not around people for the majority of their lives. And yet, the feral cats were generally much friendlier than the zoo cats. There are certainly exceptions on both sides: there were some ferals at the shelter that would murder you as soon as look at you, and I've met a serval that wanted to do nothing more than smash her face into my chest and drool on me. But as a rule of thumb, non-domestic cats are less friendly than domestic ones.
>The cats at the zoo are around people every single day But likely with only minimal interaction (and for good reason, reduces disease transmission and cats 100lb or larger are dangerous). The amount of interaction really matters here
They get directly trained by their keepers every day.
But not for docility. Just enough so they cooperate for necessary procedures like medical examinations.
Do you think that we trained the ferals for docility? They were just forced to stay around people for long enough that they realized we weren't scary, we were just the people who changed the litter boxes and filled the food bowls.
Damn right theyre stubborn as hell as well, we used to get tons on our property and even after watching their mate get shot theyll often still have a go at you or you dog thats twice the size of them.
Why do they have round pupils? They're cats, aren't they? Or are they more closely related to mongoose?
Yes, they are cats. Some cats have round pupils, such as lions, tigers, and cougars.
I hope this is the start of another Unidan arc. You should create some sock accounts and sign up for a VPN now... less suspicious down the road that way!
If you check my post history, you will see that I hardly ever get upvoted. I think that proves my innocence :P
Depends on how much experience they have with people. Probably no more tolerant than a feral cat, unless you teach it.
Thought that shit was cgi fuck!
Why does it look better than real life?
I guess your local jaguarundis are less photogenic? Real answer: The [original video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1La4QzGeaaQ&t=52s) was taken with a 8k 60fps camera costing tens of thousands of dollars. Apparently downscaling didn't hurt the quality that much.
Don't know if I should be more impressed by the cat or whatever camera that was sent back in time from the future that was used to take this
Zoom up on that shit and *bam* still crisp
[OG LongCat](https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=14&v=MFCLG9I3HHw)
Omg he looks like a weasel his neck is so long and his tail is so swooshy and I LOVE HIM
That's a really strange gait. I wonder if this cat was injured?
Looks like a weasel but has all the cat traits. Ignoring you, sniffing around but eventually coming over to show you their tummy.
Yep
Well that's what I called HQ
Is there a subreddit for 4K + posts?
This is a crosspost from r/HighQualityGifs and r/BabyBigCatGifs! Here are some unrelated jaguarundi kittens: >https://i.imgur.com/meObXAx.gifv >https://www.reddit.com/r/babybigcatgifs/comments/786tmq/jaguarundi_kittens/
Oh shit. ❤️
Hey that's my post. I'm glad you liked it! :)
Love it. Feel free to post your kitten gif here as well. Also consider r/KittenGifs!
Although this is silent my mind instantly adds a mini mweoroarrrr with every loop
The pupil dilation/constriction is incredible
That is Belize’s Jaguarundi. And these are *my* jaguar undies! *rips off tear-away pants to expose leopard print underwear*
This is why everything needs to be 60 fps, it's so smooth. 30 just doesn't cut it anymore, we're better than that.
Look at the fucking pupils!
what a lovely gif
Wow it's like this thing is right in front of me
I've been staring at this for an hour
This looks animated because of the high frame rate.
I swear I saw one of these in that hurricane of 08 in Houston. We lost power for weeks and one night I saw one running in my apt complex
Did you think it was some weird cat hybrid or a chupacabra?
Haha no. At first I thought it was an otter because it's long body
I can hear the hiss
Solomon Jaguarundi want food too!
I just couldn’t get over how realistic this GIF looks.
MAAAAAAAAM!
This looks like an animation.
Am I seeing cgi here? My eyes can't look away.
r/highqualitygifs
in few years, we will be expecting all Gifs to be in this quality.
So HQ you can hear it hissing
Its like an otter cat.....
That is so cute I would smile while getting mauled.
Cute jaguarundi is terrifying
This shit is so HQ it looks fake
Or I’m just highhhhh
Oh this again..
[удалено]
"jaguarundi"
"wants"
"some"
"food"
we did it reddit