que gatitos mas lindos e inteligentes, como se roban la comida los vivazos
que hermosos

One of the commentators are the commentator of The Iron Chef Japan(only for this part) and the another is a professor of an uni.. And and all the fish are the fanciest fish you can find in Japan.
I’m sure all the Japanese watcher thought they wanted eat them themselves.
I’m sure they have used a Hollywood star for one single part.

you see how usefull the proglam is?

The commentators are the commentator of The Iron Chef Japan(only for this part) and a professor of an uni.. And and all the fish are the fanciest fish you can find in Japan.
I’m sure all the Japanese watcher thought they wanted eat them themselves.
I’m sure they have used a Hollywood star for one single part.

you see how usefull the proglam is?

I, too, hope these cats are well taken care of. It’s a very funny video. I have 4 cats, so I enjoy watching anything with cats, or animals. Just, please take care of them, and neuter/spay also.

It is given a Japanese wild cat bait by a volunteer. All of you please feel relieved.

there must seriously be a lot of fish guts behing those bushes.

for inquiring minds: according to my friend still in japan (where i grew up), the show is called “trivia.” people write the show with bits of trivia and they choose a few to show on the program. the panel of judges push a button that makes the sound “heeeeh~” (which is equivalent to “for real?”). depending on how many heeeh’s the submitted trivia gets, the person who wrote gets a prize for the most.

the show tests some of the trivia to prove it’s true. they once did tests to see if the japanese sword was stronger than a bullet…they shot a gun at the blade of a sword and the sword literally CUT THE BULLET IN HALF. it was awesome. there you go– those rockin’ nihonjin.

This was such a funny video! The white one was my favourite… yay for an 11-minute video on fish-carrying cats. *bows to the Japanese*

I don’t think these cats are unhealthy, even if they are strays. They’re alert, bright-eyed, and their fur isn’t matted or unkempt. They’re just taking advantage of a huge stroke of luck! Anyway, at least they’re getting some food!

I completely abhor cruelty to animals, but I’m not so sure these animals are in this situation (I hope not) – a few of them have tails that stick up and only domesticated cats do that. Wild ones, or feral strays would have theirs hanging, dragging even on the ground.

Well, based on my personal experience around domestic kitties. Strays or ferals won’t even let you go near them, and sedation would alter that for only so long.

That was hysterically funny. I loved the zoom in on the cats in the shrubbery and slow-mo replays. Bwah!