I thought this would do better. Phagophobia, fear of being eaten. Being low man on the food chain.
This was not staged, my cat feeds himself several times a week and leaves nothing but some of the internal organs. He is not a very big cat, but he is a mighty hunter.
ETA: His name is Tino, short for Valentino. He was feral for his first 5 months, and has serious survival skills.
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Phagophobia, fear of being eaten. Being low man on the food chain.
This was not staged, my cat feeds himself several times a week and leaves nothing but some of the internal organs. He is not a very big cat, but he is a mighty hunter.
Aawww! Poor bunny! I've received baby bunnies as gifts from many of my animals over the years (along with an assortment of other things such as squirrel heads, birds, etc.). Even though it's the "great circle of life" you can't help feeling sorry for the poor dinnervictim. 9
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