1. Himmy - Guinness Book's Official Fat Cat.

According to Guinness Book of World Records Himmy is officially the fattest Cat in the world. This fat kitty weights approximately 46.8 pounds (21.3kg) and lived in Cairns, Queensland. Himmy, a desexed tabby died at the age of 10 due to respiratory failure. “Amazing Kitty.”

Note: The Guinness Book of World Records is no longer maintaining a column for world's heaviest animals because of concerns about animals dangerously overfed.

2. LEO World's Longest Cat Is 48 Inch Long.

Mitzi, a Giant Kitty from Eugene, is Oregon's biggest kitty. Mitzi is 48 inch long when measured from nose to tail. Mitzi belongs to Margaret Marusarz. She adopted Mitzi just over a year ago when her first owner fell ill and her friend was trying to find a home for this over-sized kitty thats when Margaret first saw Mitzi. Mitzi weights a whooping 46 pounds which is only a half pound less from all time world record of Fattest Cat. A normal cat weighs about 10 pounds wereas Mitzi here weighs over three times more than a regular cat. Mitzi is relatively rare Maine Coon breed of house cat, bit moody but still lovable. Sadly, Mitzi's tail is short than her body size (possibly due some accident and tail never grew back to its ful length) and therefore shortly miss the title of longest cat in the world.

The title of world's longest Cat is claimed by cat named Verismo Leonetti Reserve Red a.k.a Leo from Chicago. Leo aslike Mitzi too is a Maine Coon breed of house cat, it measures 48 inch long and is as tall as an 8 years old child and his paw can fit into a 2 year old's shoe. Leo's Vet says, Leo is a healthy 35 pound cat perfect for its frame. Leo is so tall he can put his paw on kitchen counter therefore his owners take immense care while cooking.

3. Kailee - A Brown Fat Cat From Minnesota, USA.

Kailee is from lino lake, Minnesota. This Cat is named after Viking football player Kailee Wong. This Fat Brown Kitty weights around 40.8 pounds (i.e 18.50 Kgs) and had once establised its name in prestigious Guinness Book of World Records. Kailee gets medical checkups after every six months. Overcoming all kitty obesity this Cat is in very good health. “Former Fattest Cat In The World.”

4. Mikesch 18 Kilos House Cat From Berlin.

Mikesch was 18 Kilos (39.7 Pounds) black and white colored German House Cat from Berlin, Germany. Mikesch was take away from custody of his owner by Berlin Animal Shelter under charges of negligence. His owner use to overfeed him 4 pounds of minced meat on daily basis. This resulted in obesity of Mikesch. Latest news says that now Mikesch is missing his owner so much that he went on hunger strike.

5. World's Most Thickest Cat Is From China.

This cute white male owned by Xu Jirong is probably world's most thickest known cat. It has a huge waist size of 83cm, weights around 15-16kg and eats 3kg of chicken a day. Despite obesity this Cat is in very good health. It is a local celebrity and lives in Qingdao, China.

5.1 Xu Jirong - Fattest Cat In China, Youtube Video.

It is the same cat you watched earlier. Surprisingly it not only world's thickest cat but also China's fattest cat. Xu Jirong's cat eats fish, steam bread, noodles, rice, etc but any of these must be served with meat. “Lucky Fat Cat!”.

6. Orazio Is Fattest Cat Of Italy.

Orazio is the fattest Cat of Italy. He weighs 16 Kgs (35.3 Pounds). This italian cat looks very much similar to a living Garfield. Orazio lives with his owner Laura Santarelli and few dogs in a farm. Orazio is one of the few cats who're not at all afraid of dogs. Laura says, Orazio guards her farm like a dog. This cat is very friendly towards other people. Currently Orazio is in full good health.

7. A Huge Fat Stray Cat Found In Oregon - Video.

A huge stray male Cat was found in Oregon. Vets who examined this Cat named it “Arnold”.

8. Another Fat Stray Cat Found in New Jersey.

Another Fat stray cat was found in Blackwood, New Jersey. Later this stray cat was handed to a local animal shelter in Blackwood. This cat weighs 44 pounds. Workers at the animal shelter have called her 'Princess Chunk'. She is however not the world's fattest cat. An australian cat recently tipped the scales at 46 pounds.

8.1 Another Video of 44 Pound Fat Cat, New Jersey.

This is another video of 44 pound Stray Cat found in South New Jersey.

9. Possibly The Fattest Kitty From Japan - Video.

This Cat is possibly the fattest Cat from Japan, check YouTube. This Japanese Fat Cat weighs about 12.06 Kgs and has a waist size of 75.5 cm. This Japanese Cat is so Fat that it can’t even scratch its own face when it itches badly, definitely needs owner's help for scratching. This cat have no intention to loose its exploding weight and thats why hates treadmill workout. This Japanese Cat just want to relax, relax and keep relaxing forever. Oops! This contradicts workaholic nature of hard working Japanese people.

10. Simba M. Mufasa - Fat Florida Bobcat Video.

Simba M. Mufasa is a Fat Florida Bobcat / Tabby a.k.a Triple Wide. More details of this BobCat are not known.

11. Photos, Video Slideshows Of - Fattest Cats.

This is a pictorial video slideshow of some of the World's best known Fattest Pet Cats. Now famous on the Internet / Youtube.

12. When Fat Cat Decides To Lose Weight - Comic.

When a morbid fat cat decides to loose weight and take action in her own hand. Fake yet Funny, Ha! Ha!.

Deepest Gratitude To All Fat Cat Lovers, Readers.

Thanks to all Fat Cat lovers plus readers for reading and enjoying this funny cat article. Hope you enjoyed above funny cat videos. Rds, Gaurav Akrani :).

Above photo was captured while opening the mouth of Indian Chameleon. You clearly see the inside of its mouth is pinkish white to dark pink in colour with teeth almost invisible and long tongue hidden deep inside. Chameleon have very small pointed teeth which is useful to hold insects it catches with a sticky tongue.

Later I gently picked the Chameleon and placed it on a dried broken branch. Chameleons are arboreal in nature and they uses their slender legs even as hands for balancing and getting hold of tree branches while moving. Above pic shows Indian Chameleon slowing approaching towards my hand.

Chameleon making a robotic walk on stick with its four legs and tail pointed upwards for balancing. It walks slowly and cautiously in a to-and-fro motion.

After kissing my hand, Chameleon takes a complete U-turn and starts moving to other tip of the stick I'm holding.

Picture taken when Chameleon reached the other end of the stick.

After reaching the end of the stick it peeps down more to explore and I quickly click my camera button.

Later I bring the stick down and Chameleon is back on ground.

Soon Chameleon is free to go its own way and after few minutes it is completely lost from my sight.

3. Info : Indian Chameleon - Chamaeleon Zeylanicus

• Chamaeleo Zeylanicus is commonly known as Indian Chameleon.
• Main distribution includes Indian Peninsula comprising of mainland India along with Sri-Lanka and Pakistan. It is also found in other regions of South Asia.
• It has a long prehensile tail and independent eye movements. It is arboreal specie and moves slowly in to-and-fro motions.
• Like other Chameleons it also has an ability to change its skin colour. It changes its colour from multiple shades of bright green to dark brown. It do so to camouflage in its surrounding, communicate with other Chameleons and control its body temperatures. It uses light colours to reflect heat and dark colours to absorb heat. It even has ability to change skin colour of few body parts while retaining colour of other body parts intact. It can do so either in symmetric distribution or in a non-symmetric way. During mating season they turn their skin bright Green while during fights they turn Dark brown. They are arboreal i.e they dwell on trees and hence have adapted themselves to the colours of trees' trunks, branches and leaves which are dark brown, brown and green respectively.
• They are non-venomous. However if bitten and bleeding takes place their is a possibility of infection. Hence basic treatment is necessary.
• They mate during winter season.
• They lay eggs.
• During fights they defend themselves by making a unique hissing sound.
• They eat and survive on termites, grasshoppers and other insects on trees.
• They have ability to rotate their individual eyes accordingly while catching prey.
• They are cold blooded creatures and live alongside where there is water near by.
• Their prehensile tail acts as a fifth leg/hand to support their body by grasping objects.
• They are very lighter in weight when compared to their volume and body size.
• They are shy, docile and non-aggressive specie and are very easy to handle.

4. Indian Chameleon's Streaming Youtube Videos. ↓

5. How Chameleon Change Its Skin Colour? Video ↓

6. Thanks! To Green Indian Chameleon And Others.

Article by Gaurav Akrani. Research and Photos Enhanced by Sameer Akrani. Special thanks to our friend Mr. Naagsen without whom this article would not be possible. Article compliled for Kalyan City Life Blog. Thanks! For reading.

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