but, there is something in my eye, I think

Funny, the first time they couldn't get back out fast enough.
Good one.

... and anything involving Benny Hill (except for "Chitty Chitty, Bang Bang&quot probably involved naked titties.

I do not recommend it.

My big boy's too heavy to toss anymore, but he always loved it - meant impending belly rubs! The kittens both love the bed toss too. The other two cats aren't real big on it.

When I was growing up on the farm, our banty hens regularly hatched out the duck eggs Dad put under them. (A determined banty can hatch a golf ball, didja know?) When she paraded her new "children" out into the yard for the first time, the ducklings of course made a beeline for the pond next to the chicken yard.

I often wondered what was going through the poor little hen's head as she ran back and forth along the water's edge, clucking authoritatively and being totally ignored by her bratty little kids, lol.

Do you have more sweet stories like that one?

I have a quaint saying from a friend's grandma, upon seeing the sky just start to clear up after a storm she might be heard to say,"There's about enough blue to make a patch for a pair of kitten britches".

*qwak, they're so freakin' cute*

Not an easy trick today! Thanks warrior1.

That made me really happy. Thanks for posting!

I showed it a crawdad to show him the wonderful creatures that were in the water and he shouldn't be afraid of the water.
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Little duckling broke the crawdad in half with his beak and ate it within 2 seconds..

I fucking love natural instincts.

Didn't have to teach that duckling shit.

over and over and over and over
then the rest come waddling over
HEY!
Look at Daffy!
I'm gonna try that!
ME too!
Me three!
Oh yeah!
Oh yah!

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But every once in a while, I see something like this that makes my heart swell in
such a good, positive, healthy and wonderful way.
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Thank you.
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that moment when they get it is soul satisfying, seeing a living creature embrace their natural instincts. And how they ran away and denied it until they were literally thrown into it. Awesome.

Thanks for posting this.

Ah, I mean cats.

Thanks for sharing. That was a beautiful experience.

It makes my heart happy to see all of you get the joy I felt when I first saw this too.

Happy Saturday!

Yes, they have emotional lives.

My favorite snippet is near the end, when the two darker ducks swim by with a white duck near them. They are quacking and quacking, and it looks like they're talking excitedly together about how AWESOME this is.