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Cats, Cooking

Friday Catblogging: Cats & Cooking

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Teddy Amenabar reports on a happy online development in Cats and cooking. Here’s a YouTube channel that combines two cornerstones of the site: The Internet as we know it began with cats: Their keyboards, their rainbows, those pearly black eyes. Cats are the Internet. So while videos of cats on YouTube are not a new concept, cooking with them…

Cats, Science/Nature

The Genetic Secrets of Celebrity Cat Lil Bub

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  View this post on Instagram   BUB sees stuff that we don’t. #lilbub #scienceandmagic #goodjobbub A post shared by Lil BUB (@iamlilbub) on Feb 21, 2019 at 1:53pm PST Karin Bruillard reports Scientists have finally discovered what makes celebrity cat Lil Bub so ‘magical’: Lil Bub is a kitten-size cat with 2 million Instagram followers,…

Cats

Friday Catblogging: Auto-Tuned Cat

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For more about the software involved, see An auto-tuned cat convinced me to download an audio processing app. Autotuned the cat because he won't shut up in the mornings. I don't know how this helps but I did it anyway. pic.twitter.com/JjOrSttEak — Joaquin Baldwin (@joabaldwin) February 18, 2019

Cats, Weather

Friday Catblogging: Cats and Cold

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Without doubt, the most important actions to take during a cold spell are ones that protect vulnerable people.  Still, different groups might focus on different needs, and of feral cats, CBS Chicago writes ‘It Takes Just Five Minutes To Save A Cat’s Life’: How To Protect Feral Cats During The Dangerous Cold Spell: -Leave out…

Animals, Cats, Science/Nature

Friday Catblogging: It’s not the cat…

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Derek Beres writes Are cats jerks? Or are YOU the jerk?: To claim that cats aren’t social is simply a way to claim your ignorance about this particular animal. Which is the topic of a new study, conducted by researchers at Oregon State University and published in the journal Behavioral Processes. In the first experiment, a total of…

Cats, Music

Friday Catblogging: Cat Listens to Mahler

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Kyle Macdonald writes This cat listening to Mahler is basically all of us: All Mahler superfans will know that one of his Adagios can elicit a huge range of emotions. But we’re happy to say there’s no need for a detailed analysis of the rates of harmonic change and cadential tension (though we have that too), because…