Omar (Omar) is 1.2 meters long and weighs 14 kilograms.
According to the Daily Mail, an online celebrity cat in Australia is three times the size of a normal cat and will challenge the Guinness World Records to become the longest cat in the world.
The cat is known as Omar (Omar), a 3-year-old Maine cat who weighs 14 kilograms. Two weeks ago, Omar's owner, 29-year-old Hurst (Stephy Hirst), from Melbourne, posted a photo of her on the Internet, and immediately captured the hearts of a large number of netizens. Now Omar has become an online celebrity cat, with 8 million followers.
Ever since Omar's photo went viral, Hurst has also received a call from Guinness World Records organizers who invited Hurst to take her cat with her to challenge the world's longest cat record. Hurst also said she would send Omar's size to official verification.
Omar (Omar) is 1.2 meters long and weighs 14 kilograms.
The world's longest domestic cat record is now held by Ludo (Ludo), a British cat who is also a Maine cat, measuring 118.33 centimeters in October 2015. However, Hurst said that when she recently measured Omar, it was 120 centimeters long.
She thinks Omar may be the longest cat in the world, but they didn't apply for any record because they thought Omar might not have grown up yet.
Omar (Omar) is 1.2 meters long and weighs 14 kilograms.