FINALLY, a cite that honors the painstaking efforts and progress that cats have made in the field of science!
I give you: Cat Scientists of the 1960’s!
FINALLY, a cite that honors the painstaking efforts and progress that cats have made in the field of science!
I give you: Cat Scientists of the 1960’s!
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16 responses to “Cat Scientists of the 1960’s”
I for one am indebted to these feline pioneers. Self-scooping litter boxes, anti-hairball cat food, catnip spray…really, where would we be without these trailblazing individuals? It does not bear thinking about. Thank you cat scientists.
Haha…Amen! And they’re just so cuddly too.
It’s hard to imagine the world today without cat science
I know. We’d be stuck in the dark ages.
Purrfect…
YES! Puns = instant awesome.
These cats have the most unusual paws don’t they?
I’ve heard this is an occupational hazard of too many hours in the lab.
You see! That’s what I love about this blog, I just learn so much. Thanks again.
My parents live with 9 cats in their home. (And have about 4 outside cats.) I don’t think I will ever be able to look at them seriously again after this.
That is an amazing amount of cats. I happen to be a cat person myself, but would never get more than 2 or so.
Cats have such a unique trait of character. My parents actually didn’t plan on having that many, but they took in such a loving little runt who ended up being pregnant. Then they rescued 4 other cats, who are outside kitties. I absolutely adore cats, and their huge sense of intelligence, and THIS post alone just verifies my statement. 🙂
Oh, you bet! Those science labs didn’t think 13 cats was too many! More brain power!
Haha, very true! 😉
Now I know where our cat goes everyday! Love these!
I don’t think I knew you had a cat! You realize I’m a Crazy Cat Lady in training, right? LOVE creatures of the feline persuasion (or shall I say purrsuasion?…*groan*).