an educational thread about wild baby kittens
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kittens are born curious about their surroundings. they are still learning about the world they live in with their glowing eyes
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their main diet consists of watermelons and kittens love to eat their watermelons. they are high sources of vitamins and minerals that are essential for a kitten& #39;s growing body.
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although kittens are always under the protection of their mother, there are still circumstances when they need to protect themselves. they developed a natural self-defense that deters predators; puffing up their cheeks
predators often will be left damaged by the kittens& #39; cuteness and usually scurries away, but if puffing their cheeks is still not enough, they still have another layer from their meticulously-planned self-defense; pouting their lips
but if predators are still not deterred by the kitten& #39;s second layer of defense, they still have one last trick up their sleeves. the last layer ensures that predators cannot touch them 100% everytime. and the last layer of defense is smiling
the cute awkwardness of the kittens always left their predators stunned and gives the kittens a lot of time to scurry away
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they are also ˢᵐᵒˡ when newborn. here are pictures of wild kittens when they are 7 months old and 14 months old, respectively
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to wrap up our thread, here& #39;s a kitten yawning since its past his bedtime