Posted: 2/1/2005 7:28:04 PM EDT
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My wife is out of town this week, so it is just me and the two cats. I am laying in bed reading and the two cats are laying on the bed, and all of the sudden they both come to their feet and look out the bedroom door and down the hallway at something. They are really staring, so I grab the M92 (if 15 rounds of 124 gr hydrashok won't help I don't know what will). They both shift focus to a point just outside the door of the bedroom in the hallway, about chest high on a person and stare for several minutes. There was nothing there. Cats being weird? Do I need to pack silver bullets? WTF, they both did it, and both from different points on the bed were looking at the same place |
Dude, that's major creepy. Animals can sense or "see" things people can't. Reading stories like this I'm not sure I'd want to see what they're seeing...or maybe I would...I don't know. They were looking at SOMETHING. They didn't both just randomly flip out at the exact same time and start exhibiting the exact same behavior. I wonder what they saw? hinking.gif |
17 rounds of 185 grains of Nosler HP's in a .45 Super? I could not resist the temptation! 
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Hehe...not to freak you out, but according to some cultures, cat's can see spirts/dead/ghosts. I've noticed that too....I think they do see something, we just can't see it. Hmm.......but you dont' look/stare at nothing, unless its there, and you know. Some vets have had those senses....I remember my dad talking about feeling, or sensing something wrong. Either way.....its late, and I have nothing better to do, than surf ARfcom......:)
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Heres what my cat thought of me packing for a trip...... http://www.nostrings.org/cb4/Deb/108_0871.JPG |
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i have three cats. 2 males one female. one male is very young just 2years old(theothers are 6) he is the largest one of the 3 at 19lbs. they all get wacky at times, But i have seen them follow ""something"" a few times, stare at stuff in the corners and the large male will guardthe door ways at times and cry. Some times all three are involved. with two cats wacthing up close while athrid stand back a few yards on our bed. it is weird when you think of it. specially since i know my cats personalitys, and youcan tell when they sense something. Ive seen the largest sit down and stare up atthe couch like he si being talked to,, then watch something walk away... he is also the bravest but has at least i rember not wanted to go into a room once. i livein an APt so who knows what else lives here ;P edit fer pic of the largest Ali 
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cats will do this just so you get up to see what it is, then they will go sit on the warm spot of the couch/bed you just got up from. ours do the same chirping sound if there is a bug on the wall or ceiling they cant reach. and like to eat peas, but one wont drink milk and if the other one does, it ralphs all over. will stare at the wall-looks like a shadow- for hrs. |
Yes, they did... Cat's are like ninjas - they're supposed to flip. Seriously, they are. They probably did see something... I've had our cats do that to me a few times, there were no bugs and no mice. They DID see something. What it was, I have no idea (ghost maybe). Even my dogs have done that to me once in a while but, I think cats are more in tune with that stuff. That's why I don't like having them around, they make me nervous. "Ya got the spooooooooky house, I say ya ya, ya got the spooooooooky house! *dun dun dun dun* Da spooky house!!!!"  |
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After living two years with a very special cat I have no doubts that he can sense stuff I can't. And yes, it can be pretty freaky sometimes... Hey, at least it's been a while since I don't woke up in the middle of the night with the cat sitting on my chest looking at me 3 inches away of my face 
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it was probably nothing bad...it just wanted to gnaw your skin from your face... |
That seem normal, for a cat. My GF's cat once spotted a ladybug on the ceiling from about 22feet away.  Just sat there and stared until it moved. Ours thinks it's a dog though, so I can tolerate it. They can see and hear stuff you never will. Not as good as a real watchdog, but better than nothing. 
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