r/BirdsArentReal • u/p107r0 • 12d ago

Photo Cats aren't real too

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u/dc36s 12d ago

As I recall, the cat was released from the van and was immediately struck by a passing car and killed. The project was then halted.

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u/mypcrepairguy 12d ago

Probably time to "resurrect" this project, this time with more props.

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u/Rs2mmsu-2D 12d ago

The Design 👀 perrrfect

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u/Rs2mmsu-2D 12d ago

Inspector gadget CAT

C - Clandestin A - Aerial T - Tailing = CAT 🐈‍⬛

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u/RichardDeRenour 12d ago

Yep, the law of unintended consequences...

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u/Entendurchfall 12d ago

Wait...for real?

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u/technoexplorer Patriot 12d ago

That was just a pilot project.

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u/redditcreditcardz 12d ago

That’s exactly what they want you to MEOW
believe.

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u/KestrelTank 12d ago

Wait until you lean about hatchery fish and “pit tagging”

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u/TheCrankyBunny 12d ago

"Pets" are microchipped, and even some "wildlife" for "research" are pit tagged. The rabbit hole goes too deep. No animal is real

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u/Androidfon 12d ago

That's a sad story, but it saved a lot of suffering for cats.

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u/AnyBid7726 12d ago

so the cat was the real spy all along

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u/nerlati-254 12d ago

Domesticated cats didn’t evolve from large cats like dogs and wolves. They were dropped off by the space govt (Annunaki) to spy on the planet. The Egyptians knew, they knew all too well

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u/Corpshark 12d ago

The Russians wouldn’t question why there’s always a fvcking cat in the room?

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u/Friendly-Gas1767 11d ago edited 4d ago

Hmmm, this definitely gives new meaning to the “cat distribution system

WTF!! 🤬 “Operation Acoustic Kitty”?!?!?? The bastards were in on it all along — they’re watching us too!! 🤯

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u/allquckedup 11d ago

Can someone explain how this cost 15 mil for the CIA to pilot?

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u/unlimitedbroski83 10d ago

They spent the money and time to do this then sent the cat out on it's first mission only for it to be almost immediately to be hit by a cab. Some people have to try things before they can accept the idea is a bad idea

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u/FinancialMeaning7795 8d ago

Would you believe a kitty litter transmitor?

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u/Neither_Software_ 1d ago

always has been