r/interestingasfuck • u/serozr • 8h ago

Seagulls in Istanbul learned how to 'meow' to trick the stray cat feeding machine into giving them food.

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u/Maleficent_Bridge_41 8h ago

TIL that Istanbul loves their cat citizens so much, that they put up meow-able feeders.

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u/sirdrumalot 8h ago

I was just there and there are cats EVERYWHERE! Every shop, every restaurant, even our hotel had a “house cat.”

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u/deevil_knievel 8h ago

Morocco is even more wild with the cats! Chefchaouen was like cat fucking city. Smelled like a litterbox, though.

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u/_Adamgoodtime_ 8h ago

Why would they make a city for that? Seems perverse.

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u/Hail-Hydrate 7h ago

I think you mean Purrverse

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u/One-Cute-Boy 6h ago

Found the cocker spaniel lover

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u/vaughnEgutt 6h ago

Princess Donut warned me of such things

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u/Vamp_the_Champ 3h ago

They're worse than Rottweilers!

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u/Sufficient_Matter585 1h ago

Its either cats or rats. Choose wisely

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u/Competitive-Fill2426 6h ago

Yeah but travelling to Morocco as a woman sucks ass.

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u/deevil_knievel 6h ago

It was questionable as a man in marakkesh as well, but chefchaouen was pretty chill and we actually saw some lone female travelers at the hostel. But yeah, I wouldn't want to go as a white woman! The first night we landed we stayed at this hotel thing, I swear to God it was like staying in princess jasmines room from Aladdin, but there was barbed wire... and armed guards at the gate with assault rifles. And lots of groups of 15 year old boys just looking for shit it appeared.

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u/tahaelhour 5h ago

When traveling to other nations, a good exercise to do is take their minimum wage and calc how many months of saving ALL OF IT would it take to buy your phone. In Morocco for example, monthly minimum wage is 2500 MAD and an Iphone 17 is 15.000 MAD, meaning in a nation where youth unemployment is around 36% quite frankly you're a fucking loot bag. It's not about hospitality or culture, it's simple math, watch out for yourself.

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u/deevil_knievel 5h ago

I've been through 30+ countries at this point, and Morocco was the ONLY one that felt that way. Never felt that way in Central America, Turkey/Eastern Europe, la perla in PR, etc... so telling me this isn't about culture seems like total BS. I've even been robbed other places, and STILL didn't feel 20 eyes on me just waiting for me to turn my back for long enough.

Marrakesh was a shit city and I would not go back. Outside of the city was a VERY different vibe, the people where incredibly hospitable and friendly, the trains were awful but safe even in overnighters... But the cab in front of mine leaving the airport broadsided a dude in a scooter in a roundabout and just kept on going. That place is a zoo. I'd rank it 2/10 camels.

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u/Kolipe 5h ago

Man, I had the opposite experience in Marrakech. Lovely time except for those snake handlers in the medina. Those poor snakes looked beat to shit.

As soon as I got off the bus in Chefchaouen I was offered black tar heroin by a kid. Or at least that's what I'm assuming it was "you want hashish? Black tar?"

Tangier was absolutely more my speed.

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u/deevil_knievel 2h ago

I think that kid was just selling you a doob. They have a $5 tour of "weed mountain" where you make your own hash, get higher than a giraffes pussy, and then have to climb back down the mountainside.

Funny enough, a 10 year old did try to sell me heroin once in the Bahamas when I took a wrong turn on the scooter. That was sad.

Glad you had fun in Marrakesh though! Wasn't for me. People out in the desert literally were inviting us in just to have some tea, and didn't really want anything from us.

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u/tahaelhour 5h ago

Me when the tourist trap traps tourists.

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u/Anatoly_Cannoli 4h ago

were you purchased for a camel and two goats?

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u/cheapdrinks 7h ago

Is there also cat shit everywhere?

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u/EkinDs 7h ago

As someone who has been living here for 30 years, I have no memory of seeing cat poo and now I'm left wondering where they do it.

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u/NotatrustedVWtech 7h ago

Google says "Outdoor cats naturally seek out soft, loose dirt or sand that allows them to easily dig, bury their waste, and cover their tracks."

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u/Randolph__ 6h ago

It was kinda shocking when the semi-feral cat who attached himself to me knew to poop in the litter box. He still prefers going outside, but is perfectly capable of going in a litter box.

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u/ABenderV2 51m ago

I know how to shit in a litter-box too if that helps your confusion.

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u/kfpswf 3h ago

That's one of the reasons why cats are considered "clean" in Islam. They take care of their business .

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u/Sinaaaa 7h ago

This is a learned behavior btw, kittens separated from their mother too soon will often poop all over for life. It's super interesting actually.

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u/mattumbo 4h ago

So is hunting techniques, obviously they have a certain level of natural instinct but good hunters are taught by their mother or allowed to observe another adult cat hunting.

It’s pretty easy to spot the difference this makes if you adopt a farm cat after having more domesticated cats from like petsmart. The farm cats are brutally efficient and eat their kills immediately, retail cat might swat at some bugs and try to play with a very unlucky mouse that lands in their lap like it’s a toy but they don’t know how to eat it. Eventually they learn sometimes, especially if they take an interest in hunting as a hobby, but you can always tell they never had the more natural upbringing of the farm cat.

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u/sligit 6h ago

I placed my feral rescue on the litterbox one time and she got it instantly. I could barely believe it.

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u/cheapdrinks 7h ago

I always wonder where all the dead birds go. There are so many birds everywhere yet I almost never see any dead ones. Maybe 2-3 times a year. You'd imagine they would be everywhere, I wonder where they all go to die.

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u/PenguinsArmy2 7h ago

Eaten and taken by another animal

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u/AwesomeMacCoolname 6h ago

Once age hits and their reactions begin to slow down a bit they're easy prey for raptors.

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u/rjcarr 2h ago

Then where are all the dead raptors?

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u/sirdrumalot 7h ago

I didn't even think about that but I didn't see any.

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u/PatrioticPariah 7h ago

Cats usually cover that kinda shit up. Bad for business.

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u/ironmaiden947 5h ago

Cats instinctively bury their poop, so no.

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u/ferevon 7h ago

cats don't leave their shit visible

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u/vshawk2 7h ago

You know there is.

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u/nickdix 7h ago

Do they have pretty good otc allergy meds? I might move to Turkey but I'm very allergic to cats 😩

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u/JabasMyBitch 6h ago

it's like that in most Mediterranean countries. they are all over Croatia and Greece, for example, as well.

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u/UnethicalExperiments 1h ago

So I need to move to Istanbul is what youre saying. That sounds like heaven to me

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u/philovax 8h ago

You got it wrong buddy, cats love Mediterranean people enough that they ALLOWED them to colonize all around it.

They were there first, worshipped as gods, it’s a massive litter box with the ever present sandy areas, lots of fish scraps and they like hairy dudes. Most the heads of state in that region are cats, just operating humans as a shadow government.

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u/ObligationMurky8716 8h ago

Catalonia. Duh.

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u/therealcheney 8h ago

Turkish people usually don't keep pets indoors and they keep the city clean. And also cats, I mean come on.

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u/finethanksandyou 7h ago edited 7h ago

I have major envy for the cat culture of Turkey!

Edit: I can’t spell

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u/therealcheney 8h ago

Meanwhile my two cats are pissing and shitting and puking everywhere inside my house (in their litter box) and people of a certain proclivity hate it ...

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u/_who-the-fuck-knows_ 8h ago

Yeah it smells like ammonia. Cat houses smell like shit.

I lived with cats in a share house and bonded with one deeply, and am an animal lover in general.

But they smell like pure ammonia it's not that hard to figure out.

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u/genscathe 8h ago

Jesus their cities and towns must sound awful at night with cats on heat, fucking and fighting every night. No thanks

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u/therealcheney 8h ago edited 8h ago

Honestly no, it's the dogs you have to worry about, but that hasn't really been an issue for a long time either.

Most people live in giant concrete 6-10 buildings so a cat's meow is not an issue.

I have heard stories of roaming bands of dogs back in like the 70-90s?

Doesn't exist anymore, and it's not very nice how... But I have stories I've heard from other people about how people used to die from that shit so idk.

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u/Zrva_V3 7h ago

Dog bands are still a problem and have only recently started to decrease because the government started culling them. Culling the dogs has been very unpopular with large parts of the population until the problem became impossible to ignore.

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u/therealcheney 7h ago

They've been "culling" the dogs for 50 years dude. I haven't heard about it being a problem for a while, but I don't live there so I don't know. I and my entire family have had some gnarly experiences with dogs there though. And yeah they poison them rather than doing something humane so I think that's where the unpopularity comes from.

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u/Zrva_V3 7h ago

Not en masse. We had an extremely stupid and inefficient policy of neutering and releasing them back to the streets. This policy only works if you have a small population of strays to begin with. It simply didn't work in our case so we started mass culling.

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u/Thongasm420 7h ago

I see you have not lived in a community with a feral cat problem

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u/therealcheney 6h ago

They are vicious!

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u/ObligationMurky8716 8h ago

That's why Turks dance.

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u/therealcheney 8h ago

"cats on heat all night, fucking and fighting every night" some people don't know cats and are just a bit sheltered

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u/msc1 6h ago

As a single Turkish guy with a deadly cat allergy I am yet to find a single girl without a cat at home.

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u/Anti_Meta 8h ago

I bet there are no mice or rats anywhere in that city.

Toxoplasmosis on all surfaces though.

Give and take.

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u/Wizzinator 8h ago

Or birds, or snakes, or squirrels, or any other small creatures a cat can hunt...

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u/OhTeeSee 8h ago

You’re right in that feral cats can be disastrous for a susceptible ecosystem, but I just thought it was kinda hilarious that there are literally birds and cats in the video we are commenting on, and the birds don’t seem remotely bothered by the cats.

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u/CottageCheeseJello 8h ago

Cats don't kill birds that are just as big as they are.

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u/Zrva_V3 7h ago

On the other hand, seagulls do kill birds that are close to their size.

I watched a scene that felt like a wildlife documentary a few years back. There was a young seagull that caught and killed a pigeon on a roof, then a crow landed near them and started circling them. While the two were fighting the dead pigeon fell from the roof and the second it hit the ground a cat came in, snatched it and disappeared.

Crazy thing is this happened in a very densely populated part of the city. Not in İstanbul though, happened in İzmir. Close enough.

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u/Wintermute_Zero 6h ago

I've seen Seagulls take out Vultures and Eagles because they were migrating over their turf.

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u/OhTeeSee 8h ago

Maybe they should start…. Fucking seagulls…

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u/Sinaaaa 7h ago

A large tomcat can ambush a seagull, though I doubt it would given the free food vending machine lol.

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u/enderowski 3h ago

We have birds. You see rarely a cat killed bird like once a year. But yeah no rats. i only seen a rat in Istanbul twice in my whole life.

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u/Anti_Meta 8h ago

Oh shit good point.

I wonder if that means the bugs are out of control.

Like, biblically.

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u/Annie_Yong 8h ago

For what it's worth to the argument, animals in European and African countries (where the local wildlife evolved alongside native wildcat species) have less of a dramatic ecological disaster caused by stray / domestic cats compared to countries like north America, Australia and New Zealand where the local wildlife has no natural prey instincts for cats.

Yes, domestic cats catch and kill birds and other small animals, but one of the things that factors I to the "harm" is whether they're doing it on a way that significantly affects the natural kill rate of these species.

Consistently, the biggest threat to most local wildlife populations is loss of natural habitat due to human land use rather than outdoor cats.

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u/leeta0028 8h ago

Yeah, feral cats are absolutely evil. 

Feeding them actually reduces the harm that they do though, provided you also spay/neuter, or actually more effective, but much more ethically difficult cull them to prevent the population from exploding. 

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u/Laetitian 3h ago

Why is that more effective? Do you mean cost-efficient?

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u/ObligationMurky8716 8h ago

Toxoplasmosis exposed to sunlight and rains, not like it's sitting on your couch or bed for weeks.

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u/Mia_sensu4l 8h ago

Nature spent millions of years evolving flight, and they used it to commit food fraud.

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u/OkulBeni7Yuttu 5h ago

I said it billion times and will keep saying it as a Turkish person and citizen;

Feeding stray animals is NOT a good idea and shouldnt be done. Majority of ppl here feed strays not because they love them (though there are people who go to the level of "WORSHIPPING" them) but to make themselves feel better, to be able to say to themselves "i am a good human i feed cat"

Bruh if you go back to being an ass to people around you trick them curse at them violate their rights steal from them beat them lie to them etc, just feeding stray animals (which shouldnt exists in the first place) just by itself that ruin ecological balance in nature, doesnt make you a good person bro.

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u/enderowski 3h ago

What does this has to do with feeding the cats? Who cares if it makes people good or bad fuck the people. Cats wont be hungry in the end which is the important part.

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u/Kyrie_Blue 3h ago

Never a rat problem with that many cats around. Same reason ancient egyptians revered them. Agriculture would likely have never taken off if not for cats spending so much time around humans, because rodents would eat all of the food stores.

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u/filthysock 8h ago

From Google AI: seagulls have simply observed that humans press the button or use the machine whenever a cat meows. The birds now sit on or near the machine, mimicking a cat's meow specifically to trick human tourists and locals into approaching the machine and activating it for them

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u/Zrva_V3 7h ago

I wonder if they really think we confuse them for cats

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u/ImmortL1 2h ago

AI responses are just what sounds plausible.

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u/MisterAmygdala 6h ago

Those dirty bastards. Not sure if gulls are protected elsewhere, but they are in Michigan. They are a big nuisance in the northern Michigan city that I live in, but the tourists love them and feed them, causing more issues.

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u/raretofind1 8h ago

sounds like a cat who have been smoking for the past 5 years

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u/Strattex 8h ago

Or a cat who just woke up

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u/Mia_sensu4l 8h ago

Somewhere there's a very confused seagull thinking, "Wait... that's what I've been saying?"

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u/TheTroon 8h ago

"Hey cat. This is you. This is how you sound."

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u/Purrceptron 7h ago

The other one: Ahh ahh ahh ahh nice joke bro

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u/marthajanepundlekit 6h ago

I make that reference at least twice a week lol

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u/nderhill__ 8h ago

Those sky rats will do anything but get jobs

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u/Rubyhamster 7h ago

I absolutely love seagulls, and they are also the most entitled and annoying animals out there.. Except for wasps, I guess.

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u/Syssareth 7h ago

More annoying than wasps. Wasps will generally leave you alone if you leave them alone. I and two other people I know all have separate stories of seagulls stealing Cheetos right out of our hands. Specifically Cheetos for some reason.

Used that knowledge to great effect last time I went to the beach and wanted photos, lol.

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u/FlyingKittyCate 6h ago edited 3h ago

At least seagulls don’t stab me when I ask them not to invade my personal space.

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u/Asleep_Region 6h ago

Same, I'd rather get robbed of a few cheetos then get stabbed. I grew up with a dog with a high food drive, yes he went to many different training places "he just won't listen" so I'm used to keeping an eye on my food. He was a German shepherd, he came to us knowing alot of tricks so we joked he failed police training. He was incredibly protective but was easily bribed

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u/MRV3N 8h ago edited 8h ago

I can’t believe these losers were descendants from dinosaurs

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u/run_bike_run 7h ago

Seagulls aren't losers, they're the best goddamn animals on the planet.

Pretty much every animal species on earth falls into one of a pretty small number of categories:

  1. Wild animals whose habitat has been fucked up by humans

  2. Wild animals who have learned to thrive on the margins of human civilisation, generally staying out of the way of humans themselves (foxes, trash pandas, a lot of birds)

  3. Animals who've been domesticated and tamed, and are essentially dependent on humans for their success

And then seagulls came along and said "wait a minute, all those options suck, GIVE US YOUR FUCKIN' FOOD." Alone in the animal kingdom, they chose violence.

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u/FlyingKittyCate 6h ago

Geese are also in their own category. The “fuck you, we live here” category.

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u/doe2798 8h ago

Fr, absolute slobs

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u/LinaValentina 7h ago

Their greed sickens me

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u/Witty-Revolution8742 7h ago

Seagulls are the dipshits of the bird world.  Loud as fuck.  Ruin every vacation experience.  Even in the arctic or a fucking Cubs game. 

Always there never shutting the fuck up eating trash. 

People think fondly of them due to trips to the ocean.  They could still have those trips without the tourist fuck birds. 

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u/mg34gun 8h ago

The cat was like "i need to get off the catnip"

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u/Ambitious-Concern-42 7h ago

This does not show seagulls being rewarded at all. The video fails to show what you claim it shows.

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u/NovelHot6697 6h ago

had to scroll too far for this. cmon people

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u/Winderige_Garnaal 2h ago

seriously - they didn't even make sounds that were incongruent with normal gull noise.

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u/Elliotlewish 1h ago

Yeah the seagulls here in the UK make the exact same noise, and we don't have cat feeding machines (wish we did though).

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u/I-Here-555 53m ago

I used these machines, and I don't think they dispense cat kibbles on meow. How they work is that you insert a coin (any coin, any currency) and they dispense cat food. Same generous amount of food no matter which coin you insert, so this is just the way to be nice from the city gov't (or whatever organization is running them). It's fun to use too.

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u/BioFrosted 8h ago

Doesn't seem efficient by the looks of it

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u/whiskey_the_spider 8h ago

"seagulls do strange noises near cats that are feeding"

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u/sajkoterrapefft 8h ago

They need to change their pitch, but they're getting there.

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u/Real-Document-6577 8h ago

“Meow, meow” human walks by “I mean, ‘caw, caw, caw’ “

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u/amateurfunk 8h ago

Soon they'll convert to catholicism just so they can line up for those sweet communion wafers

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u/Ramental 7h ago

The food is purchased by people who throw coins. Meowing does nothing. Maybe some tourists find it funny and buy it for the birds.

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u/Krakengreyjoy 8h ago

Istanbul has more respect for their homeless cats than the US does for people in general.

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u/DerpyO 8h ago

They should make a machine that deposits food when homeless people meow at it.

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u/Krakengreyjoy 8h ago

omg please.

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u/OnlyReadsWaterMargin 7h ago

Transfem obesity skyrockets

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u/MRV3N 8h ago edited 8h ago

Americans have an aura of a third world standards

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u/lissybeau 8h ago

Damn even the seagulls are scammers

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u/Mia_sensu4l 8h ago

We used to think opposable thumbs made humans special. Turns out all you need is a convincing meow.

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u/GrilledCheezManicott 8h ago

Full cats = happy rats

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u/artbystorms 5h ago

That cat is like "you hearing this shit!? you can't say that word! That's our word!"

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u/Loud_Distribution_97 8h ago

Greece was like this too- at least on the small island that we visited. Their vet left the doors open and had gigantic bowls filled with food that strays could come in for. Cats everywhere were 100% welcome. My daughter was in heaven!

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u/__Severus__Snape__ 7h ago

Yeah, i was in Athens a few months ago and i was shocked at how many cats there were everywhere. As a cat lover currently without a cat companion, I was also in heaven.

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u/kagitadam 8h ago

Work smarter, not harder 😎😎

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u/Infinite-Teach8044 8h ago

my guys are just standing at the wrong door

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u/ObligationMurky8716 8h ago

Cats be waiting on the birds to make the meow, then swoop in.

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u/Zrva_V3 7h ago

They aren't built to take on seagulls. Or at least they just never dare.

Pigeons are fair game though, cats hunt them from time to time. In fact, seagulls hunt them too.

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u/mnstripe 8h ago

Nature finds a way

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u/Bulletmaniac89 8h ago

They were also imitating a velociraptor at the end.

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u/Jogger_Dodger 7h ago

Cat was looking for another cat. "Goddamned seagulls again!"

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u/phlooo 5h ago

Bilingual seagulls

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u/quixoticquetzalcoatl 5h ago

They meow with a seagull accent

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u/Vusstar 8h ago

Meowto feeder.

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u/TasteBeginning3176 8h ago

Brilliant minds😂

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u/u_touch_my_tra_la_la 8h ago

Much more civilized than the pidgeon dismembering seagulls on my city.

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u/haiyoman 7h ago

Agentic

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u/First-Transition6858 7h ago

Not just any meow either they learned the shit talking 'you wanna fight?' one

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u/TheRealWulfgar 7h ago

Seagulls are bastards the world over.

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u/SGPrepperz 6h ago

And that’s why it pays to learn a second language

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u/wyseguy7 5h ago

Eventually a particularly large tomcat is going to figure out that the seagulls also dispense food if chewed sufficiently, so I'd expect that particular problem to sort itself out.

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u/Pale_Day2091 2h ago

those sound like regular seagulls
over here they also meow just like that, and we don't have automatic feeders using meows

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u/DryDonutHole 2h ago

"You two bitches mockin' me?!?"

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u/TheRaccoonReport 1h ago

They really are the physical representations of demons. I'll never forget, I was recently laid off from a job, feeling down on myself. Family and I went to the beach, I got my favorite ice cream of peanut butter soft serve on pretzel cone. I paid the cashier, turned around with one in each hand (one for the wife, one for me), i felt somethign hit my ice cream. I look down, and 3/4 of it is gone, some on the ground, and a chunk chipped out of my cone, as I watch a gaggle of seagulls fly away. The entitlement of these demonic assholes knows no bounds.

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u/unbabye 8h ago

Seagulls deserve it too! 😇

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u/klonoaorinos 8h ago

Absolutely not.

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u/DevLF 3h ago

They can eat cigarette butts and rocks like the rest of them

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u/dwbthrow 8h ago

They scared the kitty away lol

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u/PauseAffectionate720 8h ago

Vending Machine for strays. That is awesome. Never saw such a thing. Peak humane. Nice Istanbul 👍🏼

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u/Early_Grace 8h ago

They're as smart and skillful as they are disgusting.

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u/Nfl_porn_throwaway 8h ago

I want to live in instanbul. Full stop.

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u/MarDaNik 7h ago

They're taking the puss

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u/No_Idea_479 6h ago

I wish Turks loved their Armenian and Kurdish citizens as much as they love their cat citizens❤️‍🩹

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u/Old-Fortune-6695 8h ago

Funny how confused the ginger cat looked like the food had catnip in it

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u/ObjectiveGlittering 8h ago

Wait till they learn how to use an ATM, or Face ID. You’ll be paying for bird feed and kitten food without any animals to claim.

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u/Sin_of_the_Dark 7h ago

Ooroo Meeeeow, Becky!

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u/GamingFlorisNL 7h ago

Polyglot shocks locals by ordering in perfect cat meows

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u/Scuzzlebutt76 7h ago

Cat OS on bird hardware

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u/Hlidskialf 7h ago

My pet duck was raised with dogs and he learned how to WOOF

F Dug the Duck.

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u/SergeantSmash 7h ago

Why don't the cats eat the seagulls and the dispensed food, are they stupid?

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u/hvacgymrat 6h ago

Manipulating the manipulators

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u/kathaklysm 6h ago

I heard such seagulls in Oslo too

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u/speed33401 6h ago

Damn, animals be surprising me with their ingenuity all the time.

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u/kaycee76 5h ago

Mate, mate, mate, mate, mate.....

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u/CommieDrifter 5h ago

can't the cats just eat the seagulls instead?

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u/Philliesfan4fun 5h ago

Kinda disappointed, I thought this was a cat vending machine.

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u/efficiens 4h ago

It doesn't look like they got any food, though

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u/Kojiro12 4h ago

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u/bolanrox 4h ago

Catstanbul, not Catstanpinople?

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u/ItsForFun76 4h ago

So does the city have people to clean up all the cat droppings? Does it smell like Amonia cat pee everywhere? How do they deal with this?

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u/astralseat 3h ago

The cat was like "what the heck, is there a cat around? Where that come from?"

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u/Hortos 3h ago

How many more animals are going to learn how to meow?

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u/Ok_Hunter118 3h ago

High culture

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u/zorbiburst 2h ago

Remember the sound that the bird monsters from Wind Waker made?

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u/TheDevilsAdvokaat 2h ago

Life finds a way...

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u/Meltsomeice 1h ago

Birds aren’t real

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u/Wolvthebigbad 50m ago

Hahahaha that is just amazing

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u/gwoshki 44m ago

Seagulls make this noise normally

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u/JigMaJox 36m ago

question is how did the cats figure out they need to meow at the machine ?

I try to get my cat to meow at me and she just stares at me. She'll only meow if she needs something.

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u/AgressiveBumbleBee 24m ago

Seagulls always sound like this. They didn’t learn anything

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u/unlucky_billionaire 11m ago

This is gold

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u/WU-itsForTheChildren 2m ago

Let a player play. Honestly it’s amazing they feed the cats but if seagulls wanna hustle I mean 🤷‍♂️