Video of Deer Giving Cat a ‘Nose Boop’ Is a Total Gem

It's not uncommon for animals of different species to be curious about each other and even become friends. Whether that's a cat and a dog, or other species, it's always heartwarming to watch.

That's why the Crowded Kitchen captured this sweet moment of a wild deer and their cat in their yard having the sweetest encounter, posted on October 9. Let's see for ourselves!

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This is the cutest little encounter I've ever seen, and it reminds me of a scene from the movie Bambi or Snow White.

As the saying goes, "Curiosity killed the cat," which isn't always true, although this kitty cat sure is curious but also hesitant.

As you can see, it cautiously approaches the deer, observing it from a distance.

The same is true of the deer.

It's not uncommon for a deer to approach a cat out of curiosity or a desire for companionship.

It's a mutual interest, it seems.

Occasionally, under the right circumstances, a cat and a deer may form a unique bond, although this is rare to witness in the wild.

This typically occurs when they grow up together or meet when they are young. These interactions can involve mutual grooming, play, and companionship.

Maybe the deer will return and visit his newly found cat friend, whom it gently gave a "nose boop."

In case you were wondering what "nose boop" is, it generally refers to a playful or affectionate gesture where one animal gently touches another's nose with its own. This kind of interaction is common in various animals and can be a sign of curiosity, social bonding, or friendly interaction between different species.

Unusual friendships in the wild are probably a rare encounter, but at sanctuaries, you could find a piglet befriending a camel, a puppy befriending a calf, and at home, you could experience a parrot making friends with a dog.

This is a sweet reminder that despite the differences, great friendships can still be formed!

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