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Sleeping Cats: Lunar

1 Oct 2014 | idle animals

Lunar in the “360 degree wraparound” position

Thank you to Becky Found for sending us this picture of her tomcat Lunar enjoying a kip. Cats are surely the ultimate idlers: a bit of hunting broken up with some grooming, staring, sleeping and trying to decide whether or not to leave the room.

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