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STUDY: Cat Naps Boost Productivity
Research from the University of Southern California finds that short naps make kitties more productive.
“We charted the sleeping habits of more than 2,000 felines and found those who take cat naps had more focus than those who slept for longer periods of time,” says Dr. Georgia Cates, who led the study. “Napping cats are often more successful. They have the extra energy to blog, play the tambourine or whatever.”
Via Natasha Lima.
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Bunny Exhibits Bad Habits Coping With Parents’ Separation
Serge T-Rex Yoshinaga-Woolf, a bunny from Los Angeles, CA, took the news hard.
“Since his parents K. Yoshinaga and P. Woolf separated last September, Serge has taken to a variety of questionable coping mechanisms,” says Kendra Yoshinaga, speaking oddly in the third-person. “One of which involves furtively eating newspaper.”
While Yoshinaga is confident Serge will pull through, she is researching support groups for bunnies from broken homes.
Puppy Plays With Own Reflection for 6 Hours
NYC pup Franklin caught a glimpse of his own reflection Friday afternoon and proceeded to play with it for nearly six hours, according to witnesses.
“Fetch, staring contests, tail chasing,” says Chelsea Stark, a source close to the situation. “No one had the heart to tell him it wasn’t another dog.”
PHOTO OP: The Wolf
Via Tambako the Jaguar.
