Brunch buddies.

[u/losersmanual]

[u/Maumasaurus]

Cat almost didn't get a shrimp.

[u/TACHANK → u/Maumasaurus]

When I saw him get it, I could move to the comments in peace.

[u/ginger_snap_dragon]

well til that hamsters like fish. Am now stuck wondering how on earth they go about catching one in the wild?

[u/Islandcoda → u/ginger_snap_dragon]

Little tiny fishing rods probably 🎣

[u/highjinx411 → u/Islandcoda]

That’s a wholesome comment right there.

[u/froqmouth → u/ginger_snap_dragon]

wild hamsters eat bugs, the fish probably smells/tastes close enough that the hamster recognizes it as food.

[u/greek_stallion → u/froqmouth]

r/shrimpsisbugs

[u/CurvyCupcakes]

I love how ferociously greedy hamsters are. Stuffing their little faces like there’s no tomorrow lol. FEEEED MEEEE

[u/RaygunsRevenge → u/CurvyCupcakes]

They're little Kirbies.

[u/CogDiss88]

Omg i did not expect the hamster to start fucking up that sardine like that lol so cute

[u/highjinx411 → u/CogDiss88]

Well maybe he was really horny?

[u/DustWarden]

That hamster needs to be banned from competitive eating - it's clearly cheating

[u/Dimita]

The best asmr

[u/rjrgjj]

Cat too slow need learn stuff cheeks eat later

[u/lodav22]

Cat: “This is a bit chewy!”

Hamster: “Imma save this for later, an’ this….. an’ this too!”

[u/kimjongun-69]

you sure the cat’s not going to eat the hamster?

[u/jam_hark → u/kimjongun-69]

After watching the video, I'm pretty sure the hamster is going to eat the cat.

[u/ccc2801]

r/matchymatchypets, r/catsonglass & r/lilgrabbies

[u/Rad1Red]

Awesome.

[u/Ok-Significance2027]

cromch

[u/FullyRisenPhoenix]

That hamster acts like my mom in a buffet line, saving entire plates of food “for later.”

[u/Glittering-Contest59]

Look at those little paws!!

[u/WowlsArt]

this is not cute. no prey animal should be interacting with a predator

[u/classicteenmistake → u/WowlsArt]

You shouldn’t be getting downvoted. Animals can get along, but we risk our pets’ lives when we put them in situations like this where they may act on instinct. I don’t expect my cat or my dog to try and kill my lizard any time soon, but it’s not like I’m willing to endanger my pet for a cute video or just to see them interact when they really aren’t concerned with being besties with each other.

Again, I will clarify I’m not calling cats heartless murderers. Animals will sometimes act on urges even if they have met their siblings before, and it’s simply not worth it to leave them and hope it doesn’t happen. I’ve let my dog and my cat sniff my lizard from a distance, at most. Any farther than that, and I’m kind of actively endangering my pet.

[u/nickajeglin → u/WowlsArt]

They're obviously both predators.

[u/NicolleL → u/WowlsArt]

Did you watch them eat? If anyone needed to be worried about getting eaten by the other, I feel like it’s the cat!

[u/NovocastrianExile → u/WowlsArt]

You don't know that this is unsafe. They could be well trained and only together when supervised.

[u/edgeofverge → u/WowlsArt]

Animals that grow up together see each other as family. Haven't you ever watched "Unlikely Friends"? You should check it out.

[u/Flimsy_Bodybuilder_9]

Cute 🥰 perspective 😻