Is it normal for a cat to get in a gerbil cage?

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A little over 4 years ago, I had woke up, went towards the gerbil cage and I noticed that the female cat (we used to have) was inside the gerbil cage. I was thinking "omg, how did she get in there?" The cage was metal connected to the plastic bottom. The only opening was at the top. Even if, she did open the top of the cage, there's no way she'd fit in it. I had asked my brother, "Did you put the cat in the gerbil cage?" He had replied, "No, I didn't." I had asked the same question, about 4 more times and still he said no. I did not believe him and still don't. I know he didn't like the cat that much, so that is a reason he could of done that. I'm not sure, how long they were in the cage, but they were both alive. It doesn't make sense, that a cat would be in a gerbil cage and not eat the gerbil.

Is it normal, that the cat got into the gerbil cage?

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Based on 52 votes (15 yes)
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  • iEatZombies_
    11 years ago

    Despite all my rage I'm still just a cat in a cage.

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    • dirtybirdy
      11 years ago

      Its illegal to leave a comment so similar to one that was left the other day -_- I'll sue!!!

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      • iEatZombies_
        11 years ago

        I didn't see this previous comment of which you speak. Also... you'll have to catch me first! *Runs*

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        • dirtybirdy
          11 years ago

          Aw snap! *runs faster*

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          • iEatZombies_
            11 years ago

            *Slips on bananaface*
            Noooo!

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    • [Old Memory]
      11 years ago

      lol.. The song goes like... rat in a cage, not cat in a cage

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      • iEatZombies_
        11 years ago

        I know.
        =>

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  • TerryVie
    11 years ago

    If it's a standard cage, your cat most likely lacked the opposable thumbs needed to open it, not to speak of the physical power needed plus the knowledge of where to apply it.
    I think you got the right suspect with your first thought...of course he'd deny, doesn't change the facts.
    Or, as Sherlock would have said(paraphrased):

    If you eliminated every option thats impossible, then the option that remains, unlikely as it may be, must be the truth you seek.

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  • [Old Memory]
    11 years ago

    I tried to put a labrador in a shoebox once, it did not fit.

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