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A new film aims to answer the eternal question, “What the hell do cats do all day?”
By attaching a camera to a cat’s collar, filmmaker Seth Keal was able to capture the secret life of the outdoor pet. The results promise to be a shocking expose of unscrupulous feline behavior that premiered at SXSW.
Or, six hours of napping.
Via YouTube.
It’s a commonly known fact that glasses make all people look smarter. But did you know that the same effect can be applied to dogs? According to a new study from Hawaii Pacific University, glasses make most dog breeds appear 47% smarter on average, while only 8% more “goofy.”
“That ratio of smart to goofy is very favorable for dogs,” said lead researcher Kellan Carai. “It was one of the best ratios in the animal kingdom. We found the opposite effect for bunnies, for example. They just look totally silly in glasses.”
Via agvnono.
Tox, a cat from Frederick, MD, has given up trying to install drapes, said sources close to the situation. “This always happens,” one friend familiar with Tox’s pattern said. “He’ll be all gung-ho about some project around the house and refuse to let anyone help. Then half-way through he’ll end up stuck on some ledge or something and give up.”
Another witness claimed that Tox’s half-assed approach to home improvement was expected because, “I mean, he’s a cat.”
Via Dr. Hemmert.
Via excoriation.
A red panda at the Maruyama Zoo in Sapporo, Japan was seen totally freaking out over an awesome pumpkin in his enclosure on Wednesday.
Witnesses say he was absolutely beside himself with glee, and unsure whether to attack, play with, or eat the strange orange fruit.
Via btrucker94.
