Mr. Eclipse
Mr. Eclipse is a fluffy black cat who was believed to be first spotted on the day of the April 2024 eclipse. Because of his black coat, he was named after the event. He used to be confused with the other black cats from the Lucky 7-eleven feeder, such as Mr. Shadow.
Behavior
Mr. Eclipse appears very rarely and never stays for too long. He has been seen getting cobwebs stuck in his long black fur. He is usually very cautious.
Appearance
He has fluffy black fur and big yellow eyes which also resemble the solar eclipse. Near his ears it looks like he has bald spots because of his black fur.
Sightings
April 2024
- April 6th, 2024: At 06:00 PM (LFT), Mr. Eclipse was seen for the first known time, alongside Mr. Whiskers.
- April 8th, 2024: At an unknown time, Mr. Eclipse was sighted on the day of the eclipse, at the feeder.
- April 23rd, 2024: At 05:43 PM (LFT), Mr. Eclipse was seen at the feeder, eating both snacks and kibble. He left at 05:50 PM (LFT)
- April 24th, 2024: At around 09:59 PM (LFT) Eclipse was seen again.
- April 26th, 2024: At around 09:05 PM (LFT), Mr. Eclipse was spotted.
- April 29th, 2024: At 09:04 PM (LFT), Mr. Eclipse was seen at the feeder. He ate snacks before running out of the feeder at 09:10 PM (LFT), when he heard a loud noise.
May 2024
- May 7th, 2024: At around 05:20 PM (LFT), Mr. Eclipse arrived at the feeder. He left at 05:28 PM (LFT).
- May 15th, 2024: Mr. Eclipse was spotted eating at 15:21 (LFT) and quickly left at 15:32 (LFT) once he spotted a human walking up to the feeder. The human then proceeds to knock/shake the feeder and then they left.
- May 16th, 2024: Mr. Eclipse was spotted eating at 17:07 (LFT)
- May 20th, 2024: Mr. Eclipse was spotted at 17:20 (LFT) with bits of snack ln gis head making him look like he has dandruff
(Not every cat sighting is documented.)
(LFT = "Local Feeder Time")
Gallery
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Mr. Eclipse reaching a higher level of being (note Mr. Whiskers to his right)
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Mr. Eclipse being disappointed with today's selection
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Mr. Eclipse’s head covering up the whole camera
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Mr. Eclipse showing us a fraction of his true form