U.S. water polo team praises cats who try to compete in the Olympic Games

The U.S. Water Polo Team revealed that when it comes to OlympicIt’s not just that humans are involved in action.

In fact, if the video reposted by the official account of the US Water Polo is credible, this Games seems to be attracting followers of some quadruped sports.

The video showed a little black cat approaching the owner’s TV screen. They were watching the American men’s team play against Italy in a water polo match.

This special Cat However, he was not satisfied with being just a bystander, but made several brave attempts to participate in the action.

Obviously, attracted by the ball on the screen, this lively cat’s efforts have been praised by the US regulatory agency.

Write next to the clip, they noticed the impressive movements of the animals, and commented that “The cat immediately moved to the open water. Smart…!”

This video was originally shared by Paul Smith, who is a Twitter The user posts in the name of @prsmith2009. In the initial tweet, he praised his cat, which was called Boo because it “does its part to help the US team!”

Smith’s post caught the attention of several prominent figures in the sport, including the former American women’s water polo goalkeeper and Olympic gold medalist Sami Hill reposted this video.

The proud cat owner later returned to the post and shared a second video about Boo’s “cruel training system”, which he said involved “sprinting in the living room every day.”

Boo’s attack news quickly became mainstream. National Broadcasting Corporation Among those who shared the original clip with the pun: “This cat is the cat of the @USAWP competition!”

This gave Smith the opportunity to share another segment of his beloved cat with Boo, this time stealing a corn flakes from his owner, or, in Smith’s words, an “energy snack.”

Black cats have long been associated with doom, a superstition dating back to the Middle Ages, when they were usually associated with witches who were said to keep them as pets.

Although this idea can easily be dismissed today, the American men’s water polo team may be unsure after learning that Boo is watching.

Despite leading a few points in the game against Italy, their cat fans were watching the video, but they ended up losing 12-11.

The United States will hope to rebound in the next game against Hungary.

Before Italy lost, they achieved two victories and they are still very capable of reaching the quarter-finals.

Weekly newspaper Smith has been contacted for comments.