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Friday Ninja Cat Blogging

Discover why this silent assassin cat makes living in the same house a challenge for some. Uncover the mischievous behavior today!

BySean Carroll

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I would not want to live in the same house as this cat. It's a silent assassin. Via Cynical-C.

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