“Meet Samson: The Majestic Maine Coon Cat Who’s As Big As A Bobcat!”
Meet Samson, an adult Maine Coon cat who is already 4 years old. He’s quite massive that he’s almost the same size as a fully grown Bob Cat. In fact, Samson has a length of over 4 feet which could potentially make him the largest domestic cat in existence.
Stewie, a cat who sadly passed away in 2013, holds the title of Guinness World Record holder for being the longest cat, measuring an impressive 48.5 inches (4.04 feet or 123.19cm). According to Samson’s human dad, Jonathan Zurbel, Stewie was not overweight or fat, but rather a robust and muscular Husky cat.
Samson is a quirky and loveable companion who enjoys playing fetch with his owners and likes to stick by their side, finding a cozy spot nearby to keep them company. Despite his large size, he has a friendly and outgoing personality that makes him stand out.
Jonathan fell in love with Samson the moment he saw him, even though he was just a kitten. Samson was already a big kitty with charmingly large ears. Jonathan took him in after his brother offered him up for adoption, and they quickly became inseparable.
Jonathan has never laid eyes on a cat as large as the one he’s currently observing, who happens to be four years of age.
Jonathan’s feline friend is quite the sight- a large and loyal companion who shows affection by entering the bedroom each morning to sit on his human’s stomach, emitting a loud purr, and offering a relaxing belly massage.
According to Jonathan, the cat he owns is extremely gentle and pleasant. He also mentions that the cat is well-mannered and an absolute delight to have around. Jonathan goes on to describe his feline friend as a perfect pet.
We believe that he is incredibly big and absolutely cute!
According to reports from MyModernMet and LoveMeow, it has been observed that cats have a natural inclination towards sitting in circles. They are seen occupying any circular object they come across, be it a lid, a piece of tape, or even a simple chalk outline. This behavior has been attributed to the cats’ instinctive need for safety and security. The circular shape provides a sense of familiarity and protection, similar to the comfort of a mother’s womb. It’s both fascinating and adorable to watch our feline companions instinctively gravitate towards circular objects.
