【】Credit: Laguna vista police department
A cat hanging out with a giant, scary rattlesnake is not something you see every day, but we've found one super brave kitty. 。
We don't know if they were friends or destroyed each other or didn't care either way, but one police department caught sight of the two unlikely animals inhabiting the same three-foot space.。
The Laguna Vista Police Department posted images around this unlikely possible friendship last Thursday, when the department posted a warning about the emergence of a simply enormous rattlesnake on their Facebook page.。
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Thanks for signing up! 。But there's one creature completely unfazed by the squirmy reptile: this chill ass cat looking to make a new, poisonous friend. Or maybe it's just trying to prove its bravery for the audience. 。
Credit: Laguna vista police department 。The pair must've gotten a lot of attention because the department posted a better picture of the buds, and dubbed the feline the "Fearless Laguna Vista Cat." 。
Credit: laguna vista police department 。
Credit: laguna vista police department。
What do you think these guys talk about? Maybe they chat about the type of mice they like to eat or share with each other the best places to hide when they don't want to be bothered. They probably have more in common that us narrow-minded humans think. Who are we to judge this beautiful, budding friendship?
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