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POPSSuspected Cat Killer Makes Bail Let's hope it wasn't this kid. But if it was, he will need watching - torturing and killing animals is the first sign of someone who will move on to humans.
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POPSMeow-ese - Cat Language for Humans More: "Your cat uses the basic meow in several variations in many situations. Even though there is a distinct "demand meow" for example, your cat may have separate variations for each of his regular demands. If you watch what your cat is doing when he meows, and listen carefully, you may learn to distinguish the demand meows, and eventually know the difference between his "let me out" demand and his "give me food" demand by sound alone. Short meow or mew: Standard greeting. "Hello!" Multiple meows or mews: Excited greeting. "Great to see you!" Mid-pitch meow: Plea for something. "I'd like to eat." Drawn-out mrrroooow: Demand for something. "Open the door NOW." Low pitch MRRRooooowww: Complaint of a wrong you have done. "Hey – my bowl is still empty!" High-pitch RRRROWW!: Anger or pain. "That's my TAIL you just stepped on!""
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POPSOperation Cat Drop More: "The solution to this new problem was to increase Borneo’s cat population – and fast. It was therefore decided that cats would have to be brought in from outside and so a cargo of live cats was parachuted into Borneo. The fact is that “Operation Cat Drop” did take place to replenish Borneo’s cat population. However, the only written evidence of the matter states that only 20 cats were dropped, together with other goods, in a special container designed to withstand the parachute drop by a large Royal Air Force cargo plane, over Bario, a remote village in northern Borneo on 13th March, 1960."
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POPSCats' Central Nervous System and Repair and Restore Itself "The finding is important because it underscores the validity of strategies to reestablish myelin as a therapy for treating a range of severe neurological diseases associated with the loss or damage of myelin, but where the nerves themselves remain intact."
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POPSKittytest.com If you are interested to see the number of feline diseases are in your area, this website might be of interest.
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POPSThe Startle Reflex: Key to Your Politics "Researchers shied away from using labels such as conservative and liberal in their study, but they concede that volunteers who registered a heightened sense of threat also tended to subscribe to conservative attitudes. "It's not that conservatives are 'fraidy-cats," says Kevin Smith, a political science professor at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and one of the study's co-authors. "It's that people who support socially protective policies — which, yes, can be interpreted as people taking a conservative position on those policies — are more sensitive to environmental threat."
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