Nora, the piano cat, is a real cat. She is owned by piano teacher Betsy Alexander.
Apparently, Nora first tried out the piano around the age of one -- and has continued since. As you'll see, she's playing purposefully. She knows that pressing the keys makes sound!
Nora's playing is not the result of training, or a trick that she was taught.
Nora comes to the piano on her own, as she wants to. Betsy says she usually plays several times per day for a short time.
Animals bring so much to our lives. In Betsy's house, a cat and her owner can even share piano music!
Nora Piano Cat The Original Video
Without further ado... Nora, the piano playing cat!
Pretty amazing, huh? And you can tell she's a happy cat!
Nora Piano Cat The Sequel
In the second video, Nora plays more piano duets with Betsy and her students.
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