The fox kept moving around and Larry followed him until the fox tried to hide behind the roses, so Larry took the attack position and advanced a little before attacking the fox that fled the place.
The cat did not calm down until it was confirmed that the fox had moved away from him "10 Downing Street".
The confrontation came despite the fact that Larry the cat appears to be about half the size of the fox.
This is a unique encounter, as Flare used to hunt mice in the area, not foxes.
network said "Sky News" The British newspaper, Tuesday, that the accident occurred, last night, specifically at 10 pm local time.
Commenting on the way the cat removed the cunning fox, she mentioned that she was "Elegant and expresses self-confidence".
Larry the cat came to the British Prime Minister’s Office in 2011, and the position of chief mouse hunter was granted to 4 prime ministers: David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz Terrace.
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And a videotape monitored the details of the incident that happened at night, when he approached cat larrywhich bears the nickname “The Chief Mouser”, from the fox that seemed to be an intruder on the place.
The fox kept moving around and Larry followed him until the fox tried to hide behind the roses, so Larry took the attack position and advanced a little before attacking the fox that fled the place.
The cat did not calm down until it was confirmed that the fox had moved away from it.10 Downing Street“.
The confrontation came despite the fact that Larry the cat appears to be about half the size of the fox.
This is a unique encounter, as Flare used to hunt mice in the area, not foxes.
And the British “Sky News” network said, on Tuesday, that the accident occurred last night, specifically at 10 pm local time.
Commenting on the way the cat kept the cunning fox away, she stated that she was “elegant and expresses self-confidence.”
Larry the cat came to the British Prime Minister’s Office in 2011, and the position of chief mouse hunter was granted to 4 prime ministers: David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Liz Terrace.