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[Sir_Crashalot]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2007160369,00.html

Crash

[ozzy72]

That is different

[a1]

Interesting

[ATI_7500]

A purr-fect passenger.

[matt2190]

Now there is a smart cat.

[H]

Certainly some paws for thought.

8-)

[NDSP]

Smart Kitty

[Alonso]

[Saitek]

Amazing. One cool cat - I wonder how he figured that out.

[H]

Now the question arises as to what taxi service he uses to get back to the pick up point. :-?

8-)

[TacitBlue]

Very interesting. I just wonder how he figured out that the big loud thing that would frighten most animals (the bus) could take him somewhere. We've all seen examples of animals who seem to possess superior intelligence compared to others of their species (and some humans), and I've always wondered just how that happens. There was the cat who dialed 911, the dog who performed the heimlich, and I remember a talking parrot who could identify and name objects and people rather than just repeat random words. And lets not forget the chimps who can use sign language, there have been a few. Are they animal geniuses? Cats and dogs who possess superior intellect the same way Einstein and Edison did compared to the rest of us humans? Or are they all capable of those things, and for whatever reason, never figure it out?

[NDSP]

Now the question arises as to what taxi service he uses to get back to the pick up point. :-?

8-)

Didnt it say he caught the bus back? :-?

[NDSP]

Very interesting. I just wonder how he figured out that the big loud thing that would frighten most animals (the bus) could take him somewhere. We've all seen examples of animals who seem to possess superior intelligence compared to others of their species (and some humans), and I've always wondered just how that happens. There was the cat who dialed 911, the dog who performed the heimlich, and I remember a talking parrot who could identify and name objects and people rather than just repeat random words. And lets not forget the chimps who can use sign language, there have been a few. Are they animal geniuses? Cats and dogs who possess superior intellect the same way Einstein and Edison did compared to the rest of us humans? Or are they all capable of those things, and for whatever reason, never figure it out?

I dont think they could be considered animal geniuses... all animals communicate to eachother in their own way.. that parrot for example was taught by a professional who taught it to identify objects and taught it how to express itself through human words rather that parrotese

[TacitBlue]

True, but I doubt that anyone trained that cat to use a bus.

[NDSP]

True, but I doubt that anyone trained that cat to use a bus.

True enough... but then again didnt the article say it was getting off at a Fish market everyday?...... Instinct  gone wrong