The “cat house”
Image by pjmorse
Supposedly the hole which forms the "door" to this house is used by feral cats. Someone decorated the hole to appear like a real house, maybe a meter tall, and the neighboring plant is a "walled garden."
CAT road service Diecast Diorama
Image by PMC 1stPix
1/50 Norscot CAT service truck with a1/50 Norscott Peterbilt 389 Tri-Axle daycab, along with DieCast Promotions box trucks, a Johnny Lightning CJ5 and a TWH collectibles Jerr-dan rollback in the background.
Cat Power
Image by red5standingby
I liked my jacket for Abe Lincoln Junior’s Angels Die Hard show so much that I had to wear it for a bit.
Like every good tough biker I had to play with our cat Busby. Whilst wearing my new vest. And rocking out.
Cat’s eye
Image by launceston_lad
Tim the cat – keeping an eye on me
The Cat
Image by marcinlachowicz.com
In terms of personality and appearance the European Shorthair is comparable to ordinary domestic European short-haired cats. The European Shorthair is a muscular, medium-sized to large cat, with a broad, well-muscled chest. The strong legs are average length and the paws are round. The tail is fairly thick at the base, tapering to a rounded point.
The relatively large head is rounded, with well-developed jowls, but it is not as round as the British Shorthair’s head. The ears are medium-sized, they are as long as they are broad at the base, with slightly rounded tip. They are quite wide-set and upright. The eyes are round and may be of any colour.
The European Shorthair’s dense coat is short, soft and glossy, and should lie flat. All natural colours are permitted, such as black, red, blue and cream, with or without tabby or white markings. Pure white is also permitted. The eye colour corresponds to the coat colour and may be yellow, green or orange. Blue or odd-eyed individuals are permitted if the coat colour is white.
Earth Hour Cat Finland!
Image by Earth Hour Global
Earth Hour Cat Finland!
Cat Island, Bahamas (NASA, International Space Station, 03/10/11)
Image by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center
Cat Island, Commonwealth of the Bahamas, is featured in this image photographed by an Expedition 26 crew member on the International Space Station. Cat Island is one of 29 islands, 661 cays, and 2,387 islets that form the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Mount Alvernia, the highest point in the Bahamas at an elevation of approximately 63 meters above sea level, is located on the southeastern part of the island. Like most other islands in the Bahamas, Cat Island is located on a large depositional platform that is composed mainly of carbonate sediments and surrounding reefs. The approximately 77-kilometers-long island is the part of the platform continuously exposed above the water surface; this allows for soil development (brown to tan areas) and establishment of vegetation (green areas) to occur. Shallow water to the west-southwest of the island appears bright blue in this photograph (center) in contrast to the deeper ocean waters to the north, east, and south. The ocean surface near the southeastern half of the island has a slight grey tinge; this is due to sunglint, or light reflecting off of the water surface backs towards the observer onboard the space station. Small white cumulus clouds obscure some parts of the island. Named San Salvador prior to 1925, the island has been put forward as a candidate for Christopher Columbus’ first landfall in the Americas. Cat Island is inhabited, and had a total population of 1,647 in 2000 according to the Department of Statistics of the Bahamas. The smaller island of Little San Salvador to the west is privately owned and used as a port of call for cruise ships.
Image credit: NASA
Original image:
spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/station/crew-26/html/…
More about space station research:
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/index.html
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cat from below
Image by mararie
this cat was very much in love with perkele
Stormtrooper Cat
Image by red5standingby
Painted this lucky cat in a stormtrooper style for a show in Amsterdamn. I think the show might be over by since my only contact was via fotolog I’m not too sure.
Anyhoos trying to draw straight lines on a 3D object proved a lot harder than I thought…
Funny Cat
Image by Dasha Gaian
looks like there’re two cats – but it’s just one 
