That may be true but a Cats claws are nowhere near lethal and their Bite Force in Pounds per Square Inch is incomparable to a Fox. A cat's true weapon is intimidation. If that fails it's gone...

@@JuanMendoza-qd5lm Possibilty that fox catches a cat is nearly 0. Maybe young or sick cat but not healthy and adult. Male healthy cat is really dangerous for fox.

Fox is hungry. But it ain't no fool. Not worth the risk taking on a strong Cat that is prepared.

A cats True Weapon is their REFLEX SPEED, Nothing is faster…. Nothing!

​@@JuanMendoza-qd5lm Bite force doesnt matter

The paw swipes of FELINES are overrated.They do help keep opponents at bay if their opponents are not determined to kill them and is not fully invested in the fight. But the paw swipes of FELINES are not enough to keep a relentless opponent at bay. I have seen DOGOS and PITBULLS totally bypass a FELINE'S paw swipe and take a few scratches to get a good bite on the FELINE and then start shaking the FELINE violently. Because when it comes to all predators with or without sharp claws, the final killing always comes down to the good bite of the jaws on the vulnerable part of their opponents neck. And that is something that both CANINES and FELINES are capable of doing. FELINES have the initial advantage because they have sharper claws, but the final killing always comes down to the JAWS.

@@realitydrakesrealitydpoet3727oh shutup with your essay.

@@realitydrakesrealitydpoet3727 You have seen dogeos and pitbulls apparently kill cats? What have you been up to? What is the mentality?

@@realitydrakesrealitydpoet3727Lol, a 100 pound Dogo vs a 10 pound cat. Try a Dogo vs. a cougar and dead dog.

@@realitydrakesrealitydpoet3727 What's the matter with you anyway!? Are you one of those creeps who steals cats for dog vs cat fights?!

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Especially in that this is a domesticated animal squaring off against a wild animal.

There are cats literally all over the place: no fox older than three weeks has never met a cat. Think before commenting.

Exactly… his usual tricks of the trade didn’t work here at all.

Clearly this fox preys on cats and was looking for his next meal. This cat is likely just old enough to defend itself and only because of the fact that it was on a roof and able to keep the Fox from circling him. The Fox almost certainly has eaten younger cats and kittens in the area. Suburban, ex-urban, and urban coyotes and foxes are literally starting to specialize in preying on cats and small dogs. This behavior is becoming so prevalent that they are starting to consider classifying urban and suburban coyotes as a splinter group from the species since they have developed entirely different prey and hunting tactics from their rural cousins.

Carnivores are NOT prey for other carnivores, even if they are much smaller.

@@DieFlabbergast that´s not true at all. Coyotes eat cats and small dogs on a regular basis.

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"stud"?? "Finnish"?? Sheesh.

Ahhh yes grammar, the metaphysics of normie cattle.

That's not grammar, it's orthography. Incoherence is rarely a sign of ability.​@@dragonfishing

I put out eggs for the fox but on one occasion the cat wouldn't allow the two foxes near the eggs it swiped at each fox in turn until they gave up.

Exactly. I’m more of a dog person, but I gotta say… cats can be pretty damn badass.

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It was the fox that needed saving, anyway I was on a 158 bus at the time somewhere along leyton high road.

​@@whiskydave FYI never give out your location , you don't know when a crazy person might show up .

​@@whiskydaveGreat. This much location detail is enough and also easy to find the house based on this video. I'm on my way to stalk you. 😂

You can't supervise a cat and it's not my cat anyway.

It gets there from the back wall and from the fences between gardens also there's a set of steps I built for my cat which can be seen in my fox and cat again video. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/hHWEq4aInYectGw.html

foxes can fly

I don't think so, they might if they find them dead. I've seen a cat kill 2 pigeons and then a fox carried them off at night.

That's not a house cat. Dummy. That's a stray/feral cat. Big difference.

Cat's fine, the fox wanted the eggs I put out in the garden but it couldn't get to them because the cat was guarding his normal route. Note that the fox is at least twice the size of the cat and the cat had nowhere to run if the fox went for it. Foxes are normally to clever to attack a cat.

Foxes hunt much smaller prey such as mice.

An adult cat is just a bit much for a fox to take on.