SA Footy

i'm a bit perplexed because our cats will kill rats & mice (as they should) the fruit tree next door attracts them, however there is a hopping mouse (i presume it is because it hops around) & i've noticed on the first day the cats got up looked & sniffed at it then walked away & when this hopping mouse is wandering/hopping around the backyard they don't even move to look anymore

so my question is are hopping mice not really mice & therfore not on the cats adgenda to attack, toy with & then kill ?

You sure it's not a pygmy wallaby or something ?

Wow, that's amazing Bayman.

I would have thought that cats would still be attracted to a hopping mouse

SJABC wrote:You sure it's not a pygmy wallaby or something ?

i don't know mate but every now & then i/we see it in the backyard hopping around

bayman wrote:

SJABC wrote:You sure it's not a pygmy wallaby or something ?

i don't know mate but every now & then i/we see it in the backyard hopping around

Now you know this means that your mission is to take a photo don't you?

Regards
JAS

I think I see the script of some cartoon developing here somehow.
"It'th a giant mouth!"

Does it resemble this at all?
http://museumvictoria.com.au/bioinforma ... tclive.htm

Psyber wrote:Does it resemble this at all?
http://museumvictoria.com.au/bioinforma ... tclive.htm

yep, very close to that picture although it tummy is a bit bigger (perhaps pregnant)

bayman wrote:

Psyber wrote:Does it resemble this at all?
http://museumvictoria.com.au/bioinforma ... tclive.htm

yep, very close to that picture although it tummy is a bit bigger (perhaps pregnant)

could be why they are leaving it alone
6th sense

Get a greyhound mate, if its anything like mine it will teach ur cat and the mouse a lesson!