If you've ever had a house cat, you know that one of their very favorite and instinctual things to do is to hunt. Whether that means creeping up on your wiggling toes under the covers at night, or bringing the actual spoils from their hunt to you when you wake up in the morning, cats are born to act this way.
Our domesticated cats aren't all that different from their wild, bigger relatives. Felines big and small, wild and domesticated, are always going to be roughhousing with each other or pouncing on something. They're very stealthy, curious creatures.
While getting hunted by your domestic cat is cute and will leave you with a few small puncture wounds at most, getting hunted by a big cat is some serious business. These creatures, if provoked to feel like they need to protect themselves, can do some real damage.
Eduardo Serio is no stranger to big cats. As the head of Black Jaguar-White Tiger sanctuary, he sees all of his rescued animals as his own kids. He loves them each to bits and pieces, and hopes to one day have thousands of acres for these rescues to roam and live the happiest life possible.
But, what happens when one of his babies catches him off guard, with his back turned? You'll just have to see for yourself. And of course, don't try this if you ever see a big cat!
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