Animal Behavior: Bob the Emu is Delicious
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rabid1stNo, not really. This is a life affirming cat/emu love fest that is sure to warm your turkey cooking hearts.
And here we see Bob and the greenhouse cat playing the "chase game" which every cat loves to play. Look at those excited hops that Bob gives, just like a rambunctious kitten would hop. I have hopped myself, in just this fashion, during the lull in the chase game. It is the kitten equivalent of "Nah, na-nah, na, na-nah. You can't catch me." Generally, it is followed, as it is here, with a whoop and scramble.
And here we see Bob and the greenhouse cat playing the "chase game" which every cat loves to play. Look at those excited hops that Bob gives, just like a rambunctious kitten would hop. I have hopped myself, in just this fashion, during the lull in the chase game. It is the kitten equivalent of "Nah, na-nah, na, na-nah. You can't catch me." Generally, it is followed, as it is here, with a whoop and scramble.
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Date: 2012-11-21 06:26 pm (UTC)This is about fempto-photography (1,000,000,000,000 frames per second photography). When the speaker said, "We can use it to see around corners!" I was reminded of K-9 saying to Rose, "You must learn to see around corners!" in "Disheveled", and thought, "Aha! That's how the Time Lords do it! They think it's mystical, but it's physics and biology!"
Definitely worth seeing.
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Date: 2012-11-21 10:10 pm (UTC)