Burning_Talons wrote: »What does this have yo do with ESO?



Burning_Talons wrote: »What does this have yo do with ESO?
There are khajiits in the thread, therefore it has everything to do with ESO
Burning_Talons wrote: »What does this have yo do with ESO?

CelticStones wrote: »Cocoa the cow feeling a little tired.








Young Harry, the Oriental/Siamese, nicknamed the biggest ears in the west
Anakin and Harry as adults
newtinmpls wrote: »Cocoa has an amazingly shimmery coat.
What kind of cow?
FYI, only adult cats are affected by catnip - while they're kittens it does nothing for them. I'm not sure of the science behind it (probably has to do with hormones or something) but I'd imagine that some cats simply never mature in that particular way and don't ever have a reaction to catnip.theher0not wrote: »Edit: I think they are cats, the look like felines, pur and meow. But they act like lap dogs and they arn't affected by catnip...
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FYI, only adult cats are affected by catnip - while they're kittens it does nothing for them. I'm not sure of the science behind it (probably has to do with hormones or something) but I'd imagine that some cats simply never mature in that particular way and don't ever have a reaction to catnip.theher0not wrote: »Edit: I think they are cats, the look like felines, pur and meow. But they act like lap dogs and they arn't affected by catnip...
FYI, only adult cats are affected by catnip - while they're kittens it does nothing for them. I'm not sure of the science behind it (probably has to do with hormones or something) but I'd imagine that some cats simply never mature in that particular way and don't ever have a reaction to catnip.theher0not wrote: »Edit: I think they are cats, the look like felines, pur and meow. But they act like lap dogs and they arn't affected by catnip...
Actually, there are studies that show that only about 50% of cats are affected by catnip. Some theories suggest it has something to do with genes. Also, it seems that the majority affected are males - as the catnip apparently mimics the scent of a female cat. But like with so many aspects of the mysterious little felines, there is no definitive answer - yet
That being said, none of my cats have ever been very fond of catnip - and I've had both males and females. But then again, they've liked things like raisins, olives, and cucumberWeird kitties be weird!
Actually, there are studies that show that only about 50% of cats are affected by catnip. Some theories suggest it has something to do with genes. Also, it seems that the majority affected are males - as the catnip apparently mimics the scent of a female cat. But like with so many aspects of the mysterious little felines, there is no definitive answer - yet
That being said, none of my cats have ever been very fond of catnip - and I've had both males and females. But then again, they've liked things like raisins, olives, and cucumberWeird kitties be weird!
FYI, only adult cats are affected by catnip - while they're kittens it does nothing for them. I'm not sure of the science behind it (probably has to do with hormones or something) but I'd imagine that some cats simply never mature in that particular way and don't ever have a reaction to catnip.theher0not wrote: »Edit: I think they are cats, the look like felines, pur and meow. But they act like lap dogs and they arn't affected by catnip...