Well, obviously, but neverless, seeing the cat figuring out how to open the thing is what makes the video.

A ferret would have opened the jar much more quickly. He would have simply pushed it off the shelf.

You, sir, are an idiot. The cat did not use its claws to take the lid off. It used the pads on the bottom of its feet. If I pulled all of your nails out of your fingertips, you'd still be able to open jars. That's why I'd just small all of them with a hammer. Then I'd take your cat so you had no way of opening jars.

*smash*, not small. You're ignorance infuriated me to the point of forgetting how to formulate coherent sentences.

In your rush to play Superior Intellect on the Internet you showed that you didn't know declawing means removing the distal phalanges - the bones in the fingertips - and not the fingernails.

Of course you can open jars like this, but hey COMEDY, you pillock.

You are as gross and dumb as the people that really would declaw an animal for their convenience.

But what if you taped a cat to the top of an octopus, hmmm?

That's how the cats like it. If they were scary, you'd hardly put them in a position to open your jars in the first place.

As if you woke up at three am to find a drunk lion making a PB&J you'd do anything about it.

"What was that, honey?"
"NOTHING."

Simon666, That would scare the bejesus out of me. If I saw something like that I would run out of the building.