To track his wandering cat, Mark Spezio rigged up a cat collar with a lightweight GPS logger. Here’s what he discovered about KooKoo’s secret habits
(via J-Walk)
KooKoo, the GPS-Enabled Kitty
Dec 21, ’09
12:06 PM
To track his wandering cat, Mark Spezio rigged up a cat collar with a lightweight GPS logger. Here’s what he discovered about KooKoo’s secret habits
(via J-Walk)
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6 Comments so far. Leave a comment below.A masterclass in taking an interesting concept and turning it into an incredibly dull video.
Yeah, I kept waiting for the good part. I guess it was ok. He wanted to know where his cat goes without too much expense, and trained his cat to come home sooner. Explained a lot of the GPS logging, sort of dull but the kind of thing someone who wants to do similar might find more informative than just a story where his cat goes. Such a handsome kitty too!
yeah, as interesting as that concept could have been, that was an immense waste of time.
Not if you need to know where your pet (or mischievous child, or- heaven forbid, spouse) goes in case they constantly come home filthy, covered in blood, missing fur, or something even worse. It was basically a DIY instructional video, and he has links like that at the bottom. So I’m guessing it’s not for entertainment as much as for instruction on how to accomplish this if you want to.
uhmmm yeah I have to agree, that is definitely how NOT to narrate your slideshow, but I watched to the end anyway ’cause the dude was kinda cute.
This story is obviously fake because if the cat was really from Long Island it would spend most of it’s time buying new track suits and hanging out at the OTB…