what would you do if you had a pigeon in one hand and a cat in theother and the cat was trying to eat the bird

Answer 1

First of all, a pigeon would not even allow you to hold him in your hand. Its not the nature of the pigeon. Second, the cat might, if it knows you well enough.

The cat will scratch you to wriggle from your grasp because its nature is to catch the pigeon.

The pigeon will claw through your fingers to escape from both you and the cat.

What I am saying is:
You will get hurt by both.
Ergo, once you are hurt , you might want to hurt both back.

Lesson to be learned- Once there was peace, now there is war.

Answer 2

Turn the pigeon loose, before he messes on you, put the cat down to fend for himself, why hand him a free meal. The bird will fly. the cat will roam, you are just making it easy for the cat.

Answer 3

I will not allow the cat to eat pigion.I will protect the pigeon from cat as pigion is in my protection. If cat is bent upon to eat this pegion, I will let the pigeon fly away so that it can save its life.

Answer 4

I will release both the cat & the pigeon as the better of the two will prevail over the other.

Answer 5

This question is intriguing in it's pure silliness. Why not hold the cat REALLLLL still, and let the bird claw his eyes out as revenge for little pigeons everywhere, LOL. :) Just kidding.
[Let go of the bird before it poo's all over your hand.]

Answer 6

Choose which one you love most. The cat or the bird. Then make a decision to let go one of them. You cannot serve two master at the same time.

Answer 7

let the pigeon fly away.
give the cat some milk/cat food

Answer 8

Allow the pigeon to fly away

Answer 9

Since I'd be responsible, for having brought the animals into proximity, I would release the bird first, let it fly away, then release the cat to do its OWN hunting.

Answer 10

I will not allow the cat to catch the bird. Let the cat go and catch the rat.