Video: 'Copycat' kitten imitates soldier, marches along with him

re are multiple instances on internet that prove that pets often imitate ir owners. Adding one more to list is recent clip which shows a kitty aping a soldier.  short clip starts with a teeny kitten strolling on a terrace as a soldier practises his drill in  vicinity.

adorable feline n joins soldier and starts marching, perfectly matching soldier's foot movement. While soldiers continue his drill on a selected spot, kitty starts marching forward. clips end showing cat marching its way out of frame.

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Since shared on Twitter by a p called Welcome to nature, 15-second clip has been viewed over 17 thousand times. It has also been flooded with a bandwidth of comment from intrigued and amused netizens. While many have dubbed kitten as "cute", ors have called it "copycat". Yet a user in comments revealed that incident probably happened in Turkey. 

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Recently, two cats ‘recreated’ a popular scene from Disney movie  Lion King in which character Mufasa falls to death from a cliff after Scar, his scheming bror, refuses to lend a helping hand. Captioned as, “Watches Lion King once” video shows a pet feline glued to television watching tragic scene with great interest and dedication. Shortly, afterward, kitten mounts edge of couch pretending to fall while its companion tries to leap to get paws, however, a little too late.

cat falls off couch, a shirt distance measuring its own body, and lands on floor in a hilarious scene. commenters hit clip with laughter emoticon in thread calling cat funny, adorable, and a “copycat”. Named Sid and Fio, kittens are featured on p “two silver floofs” on TikTok and flaunt over 40.3k followers. clip alone amassed nearly 1.4 million views.