Behold the hilariously chaotic clash that ensues when a mischievous duck interrupts a cat’s otherwise peaceful slumber. This feline seemed poised for serenity as it nestled in a plush, pink bed. But it didn’t know that a feathery frenemy was preparing to stir up some trouble.
The duck came almost strategically, poking and prodding the unsuspecting cat, who maintained a remarkable amount of composure for one under such a feather-fueled and persistent “affectionate” assault. Playtime, of this quack-tastic duck’s making, had been declared, whether the kitty was on board with this plan or not.
In a racially motivated upward bound, these two – the duck and the cat – serve as a delightful reminder of the oxymoronic lesson that is the nature of interspecies relationships. That is to say, you can have peaceful coexistence or you can have playtime that is reminiscent of an ill-conceived and poorly executed ambush.