In this photo there are three cats.
Can you find them all?
I am thinking of doing a "Find the Cat Series", leave a comment to let me know whether or not you are interested. Oh, and don't forget to find the cats!
(Yes, they are my cats. Yes, this is my photo and yes this is my bedroom.)
Well one is tanning on the windowsill.
One might be on the arm of the couch by the wall.
One might be buried under the covers.
That's all I got. :)
Well, you got one right! (:
Pretty good guess with the covers...
A hint: There are 2 cats hiding somewhere around the bed.
OK so upon further inspection, I now see a cat tail at the very bottom of the picture and I assume a cat body is attached! :)
I also see 2 humps peeking out from under the bottom of the bed, which can't be a camel, but could be a cat! >^.^<
Yup, the tail towards the bottom of the photo is also a cat! ^~^
The last cat is a rather tricky find.
The last cat is black, only his eyes can really be seen.
Tip: zoom into the screen and look towards the right (x
Thanks for playing!
I consider it a fail when I need to rely on your lovely clues, but I still had fun playing! :) So I think I do see a black cat with only slightly shiny eyes on the bed to the left of your baubles and bangles hanging on the side of the - whatever it is!
So are YOU Hiding in there somewhere too? :) I assume you are the photographer but you can be tricky and hidden like your cats so I am just asking!
DING DING DING!!! You won my game!
Congratulations and thank you for playing this fun game of "Find the Cat" (x
Maybe next edition's photo will be easier (;
A cat will tremble or shiver when it is in extreme pain.
Well, uhm, thank you, I guess, for your news bulletin. Not too sure what it has to do with this post, though?
I have been a proud owner of cats for 22 years now. No cat in this photo is in pain, they are just sleeping and finding a cool place to sit and relax- and hide from each other!
catfacts is a bot :)
The most traveled cat is Hamlet, who escaped from his carrier while on a flight. He hid for seven weeks behind a panel on the airplane. By the time he was discovered, he had traveled nearly 373,000 miles (600,000 km).