Just amazing. I would imagine that the cat's claws into the alligator's nose had something to do with this. Their claws are like little razor blades..four per foot for a total of 20 razor blades.
My pet cat of many years...she died at age 19, had a warning when I sometimes carried her. Used to carry her in the back yard and front yard so that if she got outside she knew her way back inside....she was a hard core house cat. She was annoyed to be outside, and she would give a "yowell" to tell me she was serious about getting back into the house and it also meant which meant her cat timer had activated. This meant that if I didn't drop her within about 20 seconds so she could run back into the house, she would turn into a rotating ball of razor blade wire.
A 9 pound cat can be pretty dangerous as far as being lacerated. Being attacked by a mountain lion, a cougar, etc, is extremely dangerous.. These animals can do tremendous damage...if you've had a 9 pound "puddy tat", it's easy to understand why someone can be killed by a 50 pound wild cat.
