I watched the first four episodes of Netflix’s Tiger King, in one night and decided to pace the remaining three out over the course of the next few days, as a treat. But each time, I noticed that my cat, who is an average-sized domestic shorthair and has no known link to any kind of wild cat, would sit next to me and watch, too. She rarely does this with any other show. It was then that I wondered… is Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness radicalizing my pet?
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