Cats found to wander around near where they live shocker!

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-22567526

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Haha! I love your summary! Everything you need to know right there!

I can't believe I read this entire thing.

 

Actually no, I can believe that I read it. What I can't believe is that I actually found it somewhat interesting.

This is so true! It's exactly what my ginger moggie get up to.

 

I have trained him to not hunt birds and other wildlife and now he sticks only to rats lol

 

He knows what the hands that feeds him is capable of when he brings home anything else.

 

I can see from his POV. Awesome!

I've been meaning to do this for a while. The bbc have some seriously strange/unusual/funny stories that they consider newsworthy.

 

This is only the begining.

 

Did you click on each cat to see where it went? Apparently one of them caught a moth lol

This one seemed promising ...

 

 

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-berkshire-22029667

 

But was ultimately disappointing.

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Silver really does protect against Werewolves! ... well against diseases anyways

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-22967727

Yes that chocolate one was disappointing and I followed other articles instead and got totally lost...

 

Anyway I'd like to talk about cats.

 

Do you know that cats can be trained?

 

I trained mine to sit before he received his food. He understand the meaning of lie down and he heeled me when we went to the beach for a walk!

 

I found a book that tells you all about training them and it works. You have to use commanding voice, re-inforced by lots of reward and stimulate them by taking them out and about, just like dogs., but much prettier in my opinion *nod*

Read all about it - children are REALLY scary!

 

http://metro.co.uk/2013/04/27/top-10-creepiest-things-children-have-said-to-their-parents-according-to-reddit-users-3668874/

Cats are much harder to train than dogs. They usually already know to poop in the box though so that's cool.

Scary children are scary. And quite funny...

 

It's a monster, LOL

I can relate to that. I was born at home and my sister REALLY enjoyed telling me that her first words to me mum, on seeing me after I had been born, were 'you can get that thing out of your bed'

 

Very nice.

 

 

And as Kate is in labour - here are some unusual things to do with a Royal birth.

 

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22983365