A Bengal cat breeder in China went viral after showing off a group of incredibly athletic Bengals climbing a brick courtyard wall

There's freaking carpet attached to the wall. My fat ass lazy mongrel ex-street cat could do that climb standing on his head.

He has quite obviously put carpet on the brick wall

Like, that’s carpet: a cat should be able to climb that

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What's he feeding them? Looks strange

"do you accept tree climbing instead?"

Like… we can all see the felt or whatever that is. It’s not even the same color.

Downvote, don’t even leave a comment.

(Yes I’m aware of the irony in leaving a comment saying not to comment.)

For anyone asking: these are domestic Bengal cats, not wild leopard cats. The breed originally came from domestic cats crossed with the Asian leopard cat, which is why they’re so athletic and obsessed with climbing. The breeder claims there are 20 Bengals, but the video only shows about 6 or 7 at once. The food shown is already-dead day-old ducklings, and no killing happens on camera. In China, later-generation Bengals can sell for roughly $2,000–$5,000 each, so a group of 20 could potentially be worth around $42,000–$98,000.