This unnamed canine is the most patient dog in the world, no contest. The video just doesn’t lie, folks.
He’s apparently considering an endorsement deal from Parker Bros.
Via Reddit.
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This unnamed canine is the most patient dog in the world, no contest. The video just doesn’t lie, folks.
He’s apparently considering an endorsement deal from Parker Bros.
Via Reddit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YnnKO-2Yko
In what Jedi Masters are calling “an elegant use of The Force,” a Padawan cat trounced an Imperial dog early Wednesday morning. The lightsaber duel lasted a mere 45 seconds, but it sent a clear message to others in the area: Do not mess with this kitty.
Via Bunny Food.
This litter of Bengal kittens was born for combat. As soon as they’re fully grown, they will take on a string of featherweight challengers in the Ultimate Fighting Championship tournament.
For now, they train under the watchful eye of their mother.
Via Raw Story.
If you’ve ever met a corgi, it’s likely your first question was, “How does he see the world, man?”
California researchers got one step closer to an answer by fitting a custom backpack with a GoPro camera and rigging up a willing test subject – Riley. See the results above.
Via Christine Erickson.
Let’s face it – the average robot cat of the early ‘80s just didn’t cut the mustard. The sound effects were unrealistic, and the cuddle factor was notoriously low.
But the Roboto Neko Amigo, which hit store shelves in 1989, was a significant leap forward in consumer robotic cat technology. Featuring real angora fur and an advanced cuddle engagement system, the product raised the bar for the entire robo-pet industry.
Unfortunately, with a retail price tag of $1,599, Roboto Neko Amigo did not succeed commercially. But its influence is still felt today.
Check out the vintage Japanese/Spanish-language commercial above, discovered and restored by The Museum of Modern Robotics and the Arts.
Submitted by Jacob Ware.