Reflections on Watching the Documentary Big Cat

Recently, I watched the BBC documentary "Big Cat, the Ultimate Predator", which is a documentary about cats in nature. In the film, I introduced the characteristics, habits and stories of dozens of cats such as tiger, lion, cheetah, lynx, leopard cat, tiger cat, fishing cat, black-footed cat and rabbit.

These cats are distributed in different parts of the earth, such as snow-capped mountains, plains and woodlands. And show different physiological characteristics and living habits in different environments. Of course, for these wild animals living in nature, survival and reproduction are the most important, but the documentary does not show their hunting environment monotonously, but tries to tap their cuteness and charm as much as possible.

At the end of the first episode, a photographer filmed the story of snow leopard. Snow leopards live in the Himalayas. This group of photographers finally found a snow leopard through hard work. As a result, the snow leopard actually slept for seven or eight hours before finally moving, but the photographers were reluctant to leave. Seeing this lovely snow leopard in front of the screen, I couldn't help laughing and crying. Photographers are more excited to see it with their own eyes than I am. In the feature film, this lonely snow leopard keeps patrolling the territory, leaving a smell to attract the mother leopard. Unfortunately, whether this snow leopard has found a partner will not be known until the end of the film. I hope it can harvest a love.

I am a person who likes cats very much. I have seen many videos of kittens and met many kinds of kittens. In my opinion, cats are the cutest and most charming of all pets. Their round eyes, small faces and plum blossom-shaped meat pads are so cute. If these domestic cats are gentle and lovely, then the big cats in nature are more dangerous than charming, but even if you know that they are so dangerous and fierce, you still have to sigh that cats are really cute.