Fortunately, these aren't being reshelved. They're being sold to raise funds for the library.
Fortunately, these aren't being reshelved. They're being sold to raise funds for the library.
Wilson explains the tech at the BBC. Apparently, the tricky part was ensuring that the GPS would be light enough for the cat to carry without noticing with enough power to last all day on a single charge.
Mirage and River do seem like a natural fit.
There's a video on the site. Sooty's fine; he hides out as soon as he spots the fox.
It's a Canadian/US joint production for BBC America.
The mysterious comings and goings of our feline friends just got a little less mysterious. Researchers at the Royal Veterinary College loaded a group of cats in Shamley Green, Surrey, with cameras and GPS trackers to figure out how roaming house cats spend their days.
I don't think it has anything to do with Grim Fandango. It's just Day of the Dead-themed.
They are doing a Day of the Dead movie.
It's a natural question. It doesn't happen on all of his images, but every now and then you see it.