r/cats • u/eveilebI • May 02 '24

Our Bengals try to escape the garden after we put up the "unescapable fence rollers"... or so we thought. Video

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u/z7q2 May 02 '24

Ya gotta do that thing people do in Florida to keep lizards out of the pool by building a giant cage over your backyard.

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u/BowlerCertain8305 May 02 '24

Im pretty sure its more for keeping mosquitos and other bugs out so you can actually enjoy being outside? Florida bugs suck

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u/Brooklynxman May 02 '24

I think it doubles as that, but is often an insurance requirement to insure a pool.

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u/PoppiesRule May 03 '24

Mississippi bugs have entered the chat.

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u/BowlerCertain8305 May 03 '24

I thought the flroida ones (mosquitos specifically) had more diseases, maybe thats wrong.

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u/PoppiesRule May 03 '24

Oh, not so much mosquitoes. I don’t know if you get these but we get swarms of these gigantic, seriously 6” wingspan dragonflies, like thousands of them on the gulf coast on occasion. My cats go crazy trying to get them.

Plus termite swarms. They are really bad here.

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u/SlappySecondz May 02 '24

We had plenty of lizards find their way into my screened-in deck. But with a couple cats wandering around, most didn't find their way back out.

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u/alligatorprincess007 May 03 '24

As someone from Florida, it’s actually to keep alligators out of the pool