cats dont like water lol

[CoFree]

just take a min to look over this picture.
what do you think each of them is thinking.
Who do you think said "lets take the cat"
Im dying here this is to funny.

[sadalius]

Is that your el gato there CoFree??

[CoFree]

no
that is none of mine
just a cool picture i came across

[sadalius]

Yeah, it is pretty cool. Looks like the cat is trying to be like superman or something!!

[danger sucka]

wow i feel bad for that cat...probally died?
and it does look like superman lol

[technoe]

Do you think the cat was thinking "oh shit that's a lot of water" or "F*#king KIDS"?

[CoFree]

both

[iamwatt]

this is ridiculously hilarious!

[HaGGardSmurf]

The cat is SOOO funny ahaha. I cant look at it without laughing.

[The NdN Kid]

can you imagine the damage that cat will do if it lands on the little girl? Guess it wasn't that great of an idea LOL

[sadalius]

Cat lands on the side of the inflatable. Cats claws punctures inflatable because well, thats what cats do. Inflatable deflates. Everybody gets really wet.

[he-man]

This is the funniest pictures I've seen in a while
Hmmmm, I got to 8 week old kittens and a RC speedboat.....

[Henry18]

It is in fact true that some cats like water, although your cat may have a differing opinion. Individual domestic cats may take a shining to water, and several cat breeds are actually famous for enjoying water. Among the big cats, numerous species such as tigers also enjoy water, sometimes actively playing with it and using it to cool off in hot weather.

House cats do not enjoy water as a general rule for a variety of reasons. Many cat breeds have coats which trap water, so getting wet ruins the ability of the cat to keep itself warm in cool weather. Cats also do not like being splashed with water around the face, as water can hurt their sensitive ears and potentially cause an infection as well. However, some domestic cat breeds like the Bengal and the Turkish Van are famous for liking water, and they will play with it and sometimes even swim. It is possible that these cats like water because of the areas where they evolved, where they may have been forced to swim to find food.

Among the larger cat species, there seems to be a clear split between cats which like water and cats which don't. As a general rule, cats which evolved to live in colder climates do not like water, because it interferes with their thick layers of insulating fur. Cats like tigers, leopards, and lions do like water because they are used to hot environments where a swim might be a desirable way to cool off.