“According to Dr. Simon Watson-Crick, an expert on cat genetics at the Institute for Feline Genetic Research, Hulk is most likely the genetic result of the combination of two extremely rare genes that have only occurred once or twice since their domestication thousands of years ago. He says, “since cats are desert animals, several million years ago they were forced to go extreme periods of time without food and water. Therefore they had to work somewhat like plants, by becoming extremely efficient with what little food and water they could consume and store. During severe periods of drought, they had to fall on a backup of sunlight for energy.” ”

thing makes no sense. Anyone who’s taken biology would recognize Watson and Crick for their work, and know that the name is obviously a psuedonym for a non-existant scientist (or at least a horrible one who has never passed a sixth-grade bio test), and would also know that NO animal works like a plant; their energy comes from the food they eat, not from the sunlight. I’d do more research on the domestic cat’s origins, but it would be wasted on someone as apathetic as yourself.