Comments by "Captain Capitalism" (@captaincapitalism264) on "GeoBeats Animals" channel.

  1. Scavenger. (not in a bad way)
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  2. Between growing up in my family, and on my own, I've had over a dozen cats in/around the home over the years. I've never once thought of them as kids: they are animal companions, and we're lucky to have them.
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  3.  @superbmediacontentcreator  An important niche in the ecosystem...?
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  4. Beautiful story. My Trinity (RIP 🌈) was a self-rescue from my apartment back parking lot. That's what it took, almost 2 years, for her to allow touching/petting. My brother (also RIP) 'broke' her of that, I believe, by feeding her tidbits of expensive ham (😆) and gradually getting her to realize she could only eat the ham from his hand while his other hand gently pet her more & more. Then she did a 180 and became my lap/belly cuddle buddy for the rest of her life, 9 more years. When they find THEIR human, you know it.
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  5. Monkey has certainly found His human. ☺
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  6. Aww 😊. Some animals gravitate towards guys or gals more than the other, it is what it is.
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  7. Agreed. That's such an...alien...concept to me.
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  8. That was my experience with my 2 rescues. Very shy at first, then the mama (Trinity, RIP) soon became my cuddle buddy for the final 10 years of her life.
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  9.  @mertonallowicious  😆 Lol...yes, the cat. But good one 😏
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  10. Handsome devil. ☺
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  11. My brother (RIP), our family's personal 'cat whisperer', always reminded me that, the older they get, typically attention becomes more important than food, hehe. MK seems like she had a strong bond with someone in the past, that person passed away, and she was neglected for a time...and was finally at the point of being ready to attach to another human, the right one apparently. ☺
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  12. "The older a cat gets, the more it seems to treasure attention over food" -- my wise brother (RIP), something I've always found to be true.
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  13. That cat definitely found her human 🥰
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  14. Exactly, lol, it's like an instinctive, go-to response before he even knows what he's doing. "HISS...wait..." 😆
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  15.  @rolandfernandez9529  Fair point.
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