Wildcat Shows Woman Who Is Boss With a Slap, 58 Million People Are Divided

• We love seeing them in zoos and on safaris, but most people think that wild animals should be left in the wild
• One TikTokker may have proved their point when she posted a video getting smacked in the face by her pet wildcat
• Fiji, the cat, has caused quite a stir on social media, with many people saying that her being kept as a pet is dangerous

You feed them, clean up after them, and ensure their every need is met. When it comes to your pet, you would be pretty correct in thinking you are the boss unless your pet happens to be a Wildcat.

A video posted by @fijithekat showed that getting on the wrong side of your pet wildcat could be a big mistake.

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Pet wildcat might not be the best idea

Domestic cats are known for doing whatever they feel like. These animals rarely let people get in their way. Conversely, wildcats are stronger and deadlier, so controlling them as pets might be tricky.

While most videos posted on the TikTok account show just how loving the wildcat named Fiji can be, this one instance had people a little concerned. Some even commented saying,

"She is low-key afraid of it."

Watch the video for yourself:

Keeping a wildcat might not be the best move

It is clear from the comments that most people don't feel that keeping a wildcat as a pet is a very smart move. While Fiji looks tame for the most part, they might be correct.

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The Mail and Guardian recently published a piece stating that the demand for wild animals as pets has increased worldwide. This does not, however, mean they are suitable for your home.

Even with proper protocols, having these animals as pets might be selfish. It does not look out for the well-being of your loved ones or the animal in question.

Snakes, lions, hyenas and gorgeous ladies: 4 times courageous women handled wild animals

Instead of trying to make these animals your pets, you can learn to live with them in their natural habitat. Recently, Briefly News published a piece on how four women bravely handled wild animals.

From lions to snakes, the women held their own. If they were afraid, they sure didn't show it. Mzansi felt they deserved a standing ovation.

Some things are best left alone. In the case of wild animals, it is best to leave them where they belong.

Source: Briefly News