Never mess with hungry Pumba☠️

[kimberlychandler]

And his partner in crime in the background…”why are you messing with him? You know how cranky he gets when he’s hungry”😂🥴

[brandonbullington]

He’s like, “Give me my damn food, human! YOU’RE STARTING TO PISS ME OFF!!”

[janeybowtie]

One day Pumba will become serious with you and give you a huge lesson for stirring him up so much.

[dipstick]

This dude is playing one dangerous game

[SATXbassplayer]

Why would anyone want a pet that constantly growls, hisses, and bares their teeth at It's like living with your mother in

[Braffman]

I know people are saying that caracals can only hiss so this cat isn't necessarily happy, by this is just blatantly untrue. Caracals can produce a range of vocalizations, and even if they couldn't, the body language more than gives away the cats emotions.
The tucked tail and raised posture is a confident but frustrated cat. See how it growls even when the food is given? It is very clearly telling the human to go away, that it doesn't want to be near anyone while eating.
As much as the floppa memes are funny, caracals and servals are wild animals. They are not even remotely social animals. The ancestor of the domestic cat, the African wildcat, will sometimes come near human settlements to hunt, showing that the potential for domestication is there. Caracals do not show this. These are solitary, wild animals, that do not belong in peoples houses no matter how much they look like cats.
An animal like this is not only liable to spend much of its life stressed in captivity, but pose a real danger to the pets and people in a household. These are powerful cats that can send you to the hospital over a misunderstanding, and potentially kill a dog and even a baby or young child if provoked. There exists a wolf and wildcat you can have in your home, and it's called a dog and a cat. Don't be selfish and force wild animals into places they cannot thrive. - Another comment on a different video

[MarcusDugasse-cqli]

Pumba s' Hiss is more of an addiction now😂.

[fitgiddlin]

I have to agree with some of the other comments here, it just doesnt seem smart to intentionally tease and piss off a wild animal, and thw way the owner gets in his face after feeding him is clearly pissing it off, i saw one video where the owner had a stuffed cat and was putting in pumbas face and pumba kept attacking it and getting pissed. It may be fun now but when pumba decides hes had enough its gonna be a bad day for the owner. And i cant help but feel that actual house cat is probably stressed out when pumba is pissed off. There was a video where they were laying together until the owner came and got in pumbas face to make him hiss for the camera and then the actual house cat started freaking out and trying to get into another room

[RobbiePVlogs]

Pumba: "DROP THAT FRESH MEAT RIGHT NOW HUMAN, OR ELSE, I'LL ATTACK!"

[Mr.Precedent]

If that poor cat treats your face(s) as string cheese... you'll at least KNOW that you asked for it, won't you??

[ZDaTruth]

Izjuma is definetly over the hissing 😂😂

[WhereIsTheIntruder]

starting to get the feeling having a caracal as a pet is like, a bad, terrible, no good, stupid idea

[dominykaszakrys]

When ears of a caracal are pointed down, means it's no longer an amusing or affectionate hiss, it's a warning hiss...

[mmcdonald]

Pumba is like, IM NOT THE ONE!! YOU DON'T WANT TO MESS WITH ME!!!😡😡😡

[cheese-and-ricemooney]

At first I thought Pumba hissing and aggressive looking behavior was normal for those "cats" and while it is and it made me think that maybe I was in the wrong for thinking this was weird I eventually found other people videos where they have the same "pet" and they are less annoyed than this one, which in the end made me realize how this isn't exactly safe and not fully domesticated.
While it's true they do hiss and all of that they never do it as much if they are truly used to you, there's no video of Pumba being not aggressive towards you.
I'm not saying Pumba is going to attack, but he wouldn't be so defensive 24/7 if he was really used to your presence, I can't understand how people don't question it and I'm not someone who often goes and complain about what people do with pets that aren't actually pets neither I tend to adress something without the context, but seeing other people with this animal as pet I can't really say this is how he would behave if he was actually domesticated unless you only purposely share videos of Pumba hissing.

[alexweddle]

Other cats: yes thats right human love me, praise me, give me snuggles 🥰

Pumba: im telling you one fucking time, do what i fucking say or i will fuck you up 👿

[LordSalazarsRevenge]

Pumba knows that the cameraman can never die

[rickysmyth]

Even if its not angry, that certainly is an unpleasant pet. Imagine having a big bear that is constantly looking like its warning you to back off or else its going to grab, kill and eat you alive even if it wouldn't

[MateusPrestesFernandesCantieri]

Izjuma is screaming for help. Poor cat.🐈

[GrumpyLemur]

Izjuma is like, "cmon, man, this AGAIN?"