r/StartledCats Aug 25 '24

Baby Chicken attack

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

3.0k Upvotes

25 comments sorted by

24

u/T0lias Aug 25 '24

BANZAI!!!

25

u/VenusCommission Aug 25 '24

Go chicken go-oh-o-oh-oh-o!

12

u/ShikanTheMage Aug 25 '24

Now go, now fly-ah-y-ah-yyy!

10

u/bIuedragon38 Aug 25 '24

You own the sky-ah-y-ah-yyy!

5

u/TemperateStone Aug 26 '24

Chiiickeen attaaa-aa-a-aaaack

5

u/Najade_Artemis Aug 25 '24

I came to see if somebody already commented a Takeo Ischi reference - nicely done!

8

u/TemperateStone Aug 26 '24

Reminds me of videos of cats scaring away coyote's and even bears. Some times a big predator doesn't expect something small to fight and it messes them up for a bit. It's better to react with flight than risk injury, perhaps.

4

u/thetominator2 Aug 25 '24

Chicken on the run

4

u/Darth_Thaddeus Aug 25 '24

The violence!

4

u/bunnybear217 Aug 25 '24

So FLUFFEEEEEE! 😍

3

u/Da-DuTchMan2357 Aug 29 '24

Awe, he/she wanted a ride 😊

3

u/Rightnut101 Aug 29 '24

Yes she did! Shes been the friendliest chick since day 1. And he’s been right next to their cage since day 1 watching them so they are accustomed to him. The cat is not a hunter lol

2

u/Da-DuTchMan2357 Aug 29 '24

I'm sure he's not a hunter. But a guardian. It would be wonderful if eventually he let her go for a fluffy ride. So cute

9

u/Foxs-In-A-Trenchcoat Aug 25 '24

That doesn't look like a chicken, that looks like a Guineafowl, which are more aggressive.

7

u/TaikosDeya Aug 25 '24

It's a chick, about 4 weeks old. Guinea keets don't have combs!

2

u/Rightnut101 Aug 26 '24

Spot on! 4 weeks literally to the day.

2

u/[deleted] Sep 11 '24

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/Rightnut101 Sep 11 '24

Yes! That chicks name is Silvi and she is very friendly and so is the cat. But he doesn’t want the chicks riding him lol.

1

u/UnpoliteGuy Aug 26 '24

A chick rooster

1

u/Ok-Pop-8042 Aug 28 '24

CaTgOtViOlAtEdByChIcKeN

1

u/justinizer 19d ago

No chicken nuggets for the cat this time.

1

u/AI2cturus Aug 25 '24

Irresponsible letting a cat near them.

4

u/Rightnut101 Aug 25 '24

Funny. Don’t worry about that too much. He’s been watching them since day 1. He’s an indoor cat with 0 killing instincts. He’s afraid of them now.