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I've never heard of a cat killing human.
* If neglected, can be dangerous.
I just had to say this... You said Cat Killing Human. I think you mean human killing cat.
To prove my point, you've probably heard of the phrase 'Drowned like an Unwanted kitten'
Yes, humans kill cats. And dogs. Sometimes I wonder what it would be lke if extremely intelligent cats/dogs ruled world.
If you're lucky you get the dog that thinks it's a cat.
And despite what anyone tells you, cats are not dense just because they won't listen. In fact, I always thought dogs were the dense ones because they'll do anything you say. Plus, my cats do know some English and what it means; they'll just listen when they feel like it.
Not true. Dogs have a variety of different personalities. I have met many and observed that each and every one of them acts differently. Further, not all dogs are obedient, vicious, or mean. Certain breeds are more difficult to train than others. I happen to have dogs that are neither obedient, nor vicious, nor mean. That is just a stereotype, all dogs are different, just as all humans and cats are different.And the dogs I know... Well, how can I put this? The smartest one has to have about five brain cells. I can't help but think that an animal that will blindly do whatever it's told to isn't the sharpest claw on the paw.
Not to mention that cats have personalities. With dogs, it seems like they're either stupidly happy and obedient or vicious and mean. Felidae, however, can be just as diverse as humans when it comes to their dispositions.
Plus, anything that has the nerve to smack around something at least fifty times its size has to be awesome. =D
(And I'm not gonna be a traitor to my own species.)