The video is not of the best quality, but the cat’s reaction when the pigeon he was stalking flew away is absolutely priceless!
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@ Foreigner1
I think if cats can swear he certainly dropped the cat equivalent of the F-word. 
Wesley
You should have seen my reaction when I discovered that “flied” is a legitimate word.
Johnny Cat
It’s funny, but my cats sometimes stop in mid stalk to scratch an itch. Kind of looks like what he did there, once the prey was flown. And then when everyone laughs at him, he looks pitifully embarrassed.
ted
Never heard the word “flied” used before. Except for “flied lice”, and that’s just wrong.
Wesley, the definition I found was the past tense for “hitting a fly ball”.
Video Game Dork
It was cute.
But I suspect the behavior be somehow connected with the mindset of ‘give me what I want’. I know of many domestic cats that fall prone like that if they want human attention, or food from the human (a sort of begging – they seem to know that falling over and acting cute makes humans happy). So perhaps once the stalking didn’t work and it flew away, the cat’s brain initiated the fall-over as sort of a ‘but I want it!’ kind of thing.
Then the loud laughing made kitty go “Gah!”
Noelegy
My 15-year-old calico does that if you look at her and put your arms up in the air. I’m not really sure how this started, but she’s done it her whole life. Who can say whether we trained her or she trained us…?
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Foreigner1
You can allmost hear that cat think: Oh merde…! 
