New Species of Hairless Cat Discovered!

[lolvo]

Felis laundrymonsterous made its first recorded appearance earlier today. Prior sightings had not been validated with photographic evidence, and had been based on observer accounts of the creature. F. laundrymonsterous appears to be a placid variant of the hairless feline group, but is also well-equipped to maintain its' possession of the laundry which surrounds it against the attempts of unruly humans to extract and fold chunks of its habitat.

 

[MollysMom]

I have sighted this in my dryer at home, but was unable to identify the species!! Thanks, now I will know what it is

 

[Catzzzmeow]

Love that wrinkly face! Is is a symptom that comes with wrinkly laundry...lol?

 

[Hairless Blessing]

I've had this same thing. Glad someone finally figured it out.

 

[nudebea]

Thats make me laugh on a rainy dark Monday morning !

 

[Crinkuls]

Looks a right " beast" . Will be checking my laundry very carefully in future!!!

 

[andreanar]

Haha. Thanks for identifying this beastie that I find also!

 

[GizmosMommy]

Answers at last!!!

 

[gothicmist]

There has been a sighting at our residence as well!

 

[Fester]

It's good to know the species of my infestation!

 

[Cleopatra Beers]

Not only is it a real manifestation, but they tend to multiply rapidly, so be careful.

 

[lolvo]

Not only is it a real manifestation, but they tend to multiply rapidly, so be careful.

Oh my - thanks for warning me! Mine is definitely an only-cat type, and doesn't seem to want to share me with anyone though

 

[NinaGato]

These have infested my life. Is these species management?

 

[Ickushouse]

As I write this, a specimen in its natural habitat:

 

[Jocy24]

Hmmm, I must have a sub-class of f. laundrymonsterous "pantyraideri"

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• Jocy24
• Oct 20, 2012

Panty Raid 1

 

[lolvo]

These have infested my life. Is these species management?

Possibly - although F. laundrymonsterous , like all domestic cat varieties, are stuck in a state of matter between a liquid and a gas - and thus will both take the shape of and fill any container they are put in. You might want to get a smaller basket, is what I'm saying!

As I write this, a specimen in its natural habitat:

And quite a magnificent specimen at that!

Hmmm, I must have a sub-class of f. laundrymonsterous "pantyraideri"

They do come in many different strains. For instance, my particular specimen of F. laundrymonsterus has a tendency to nest in the legs of freshly-laundered pajama bottoms, as illustrated in my original post.