Hero Cat Saves Kid From Two Dangerous Alligators. Incredible VIDEO !

When two hungry, dangerous alligators all of sudden emerge from the Bayou swamp, Mugsy the hero cat, jumps into action to protect the kid from becoming their lunch. This is one old video that shows how brave can be cats.

Cats are very protective when it comes for their owners I mean humans. This family decided to have a fun and relaxing day near the swamp. However, they weren`t prepared for what could happen. They thought this will be funny and happy family day.

The kid was playing when all of sudden from the swamp, two hungry gators appeared. The brave cat decided to save the boy. Without thinking the brave kitty was ready to save the kid. Who says cats don`t have feeling and don`t care for its owners?

This is a real example how protective felines can be , when the life of their owners is in danger. This kitty tried to fight the much bigger alligator. And not even one, but two gators. She wasn`t scared of them. She had only one thought in her mind, to help the little human.

However, the man who is in charge for this swamp and these animals said that this was not dangerous situation. The gators were not dangerous. They were living in the swamp since they are born , and are used to people.

Plus, the boy was on a safe distance from them. Also, he said that they would never attack the kid and the cat. They are friendly with other animals. And cat thought that the kid is in danger so decided to save him.

However, we don`t recommend to let your kids near these animals. Just keep them away. You don`t need to put them on risk.

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Cat vs Gator – Pet Cat Saves Boy from Two Vicious GATORS- (original)

When two hungry, vicious alligators emerge from the Bayou swamp, Mugsy the CAT, leaps into action to protect a boy from becoming their lunch. See for yourself… Note: Launchpad Entertainment initiated a representation agreement in 2010. It contained undefined ambiguous terminology creating a ‘term trap’ for producers.