rabbitspade
I’m no cat nerd, but that cat’s not a scottish fold. Scottish folds are named so because it looks like someone stapled the ears to their head.
Miss Cellania
I thought so, but I’m not as familiar with them as I should be. I got that from Boing Boing.
Calvin
looks like a cross breed between an african cat and…. well, the strips appears to be african…
eni
Definitely not a Scottish Fold. I think he would be cuter if he was, but that would take away some of the charm of him being a “normal” cat doing these things.
Johnny Cat
This argument sprouted up on BB’s thread, as well. Who cares what breed he is? The clip of him ambling around his home wearing a bubble wrap bag is the whole reason the Internetz were invented.
LisaL
Not all scottish fold ears go down. Sometimes their ears don’t, sometimes they do.
Doesn’t matter either way though, that cat is frackin adorable!
Nyracat
Do a little research people before sounding moronic in your comments. Not all Scottish Folds have the folded ears. It’s a genetic deformity that SOMETIMES causes the ears to fold. SF’s are known for their wide faces and big round eyes and overall gentle nature.
He’s a cutie.
Johnny Cat
Yay and yes, Nyracat. He reminds me of my Scooter, a black/white chub.
gemsong
its a smart cat.. maybe he went in to have his ears “done” (unfolded) hehe.
Ali S.
I would love to have this kind of cat. I would call him Sir Box Alot and everyday buy him a new box (or find one on the side of a building) to play in.
Adam Stanhope
I think “Maru” means “circle” in Japanese. The name is often used for fishing vessels.
Is this a secret fishing cat?
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