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Ah Wong yawned and showed us his powerful teeth. According to what I found, cats have specialized teeth to help them in tearing meat. Those obvious sharp teeths on each side of the mouth compose pairs of scissors, which functions efficiently in shearing meat.

I’m not sure if the spots on his nose and mouth are dirt or some kind of signs developed as he aged. He has been with us for almost a decade now. He has a strong and clear vocal. He is a bit less arrogant compared to some other cats that I have seen. He will usually mew back at someone who mew at him. And his mew will go like “meowwwwwwwwwww”, a pretty long one with high and low pitch sometimes. His voice is often loud and clear. This is one of his specialty.

He will usually mew first before showing himself and you can hear him from far away. However, sometimes when he is up to some mischieves, he would just keep very quiet so that he wouldn’t be found. Normally, this happens when he finds himself a place inside the cupboard.

I strongly believe that animals have feelings and are capable of being sad, angry and happy too. They also have their own thoughts but it is not in our ability to fully understand them even though humans are much more intelligent than animals. Maybe there will be a subject or a course to learn animal languages in the future in order to communicate with animals better. What do you think?

Ah Wong was pleased to post for us today. He came in and laid on the floor. The weather was warm outside so maybe he felt that the marbles would make him feel cooler.

He tossed and turned his body on the cool marbles. He showed us some of his best moves and he also did some adorable actions. He is a talented “model” indeed.

Feeling itchy? Try scratching and biting yourself.

Ah Wong likes to take naps. No matter how noisy it is, it won’t disturb him from enjoying a nice nap on the cool marble floor. He seemed to have lost interest in moving objects like most kittens or young cats would enjoy playing. Maybe this is part of the cat aging process.

Once in a while, he would lift up his head but still with his eyes firmly closed. Then, he would put his head down on his front leg again and continued his nap.

His name is “Ah Wong”‘, as in, Mr. Yellow in Cantonese speaking. He is named after the colour on his body. He is actually white but you can see some yellow and orange mixture of fur on his paws and tail. His tail has stripes of white and orange. We got lucky the other day when he found himself a spot next to the Sansevieria trifascista or Tiger Tail Plant.

He is usually outside at the balcony because that’s where he lives. He has a lot of room to roam there and he sometimes jumps up the platform of the building and walks carefreely despite the height between the building and the ground underneath.

Seems like he liked the plant a lot. And he was sniffing it even though it doesn’t really have any smell. However, the plant is well known for its air filtering feature, maybe Ah Wong knows this, that’s why he was sniffing it. Good for you, Mr. Yellow!