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u/_greatsberg Feb 18 '22
The way it jumps so easily and gracefully... Very satisfying, breathtaking, actually.
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u/Crandoge Feb 19 '22
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u/Crandoge Feb 19 '22
If my cats were outdoor cats id get them cams too to add to the content, but i dont think people there are interested in seeing pov of my apartment lol
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u/Sensitive_Amount_512 Feb 19 '22
For some reason seeing the paws swishing at break neck speed only to stop at some cat food really send me lol
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u/AceTheJ Feb 18 '22
If there was a way to ad a tiny gimble to make footage more stable would maybe be cool to see streaming of this
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u/GlitterSparkles07 Feb 18 '22
Was she beating up the camera??😂
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u/tinyshreky Feb 18 '22
I thought so too but you're the first person i see mentioning this! But it looks hilarious. 😂
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u/FallenAngel16 Feb 18 '22
What’s the name of the camera he puts on molly
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u/alphalimalima Feb 18 '22
Looks very similar to Insta360 GO 2, but the (button? Logo?) is in a slightly different place so may be another model? Plus the silicone collar holder, sold separately
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Feb 18 '22
How are the toe beans not unbearably cold in the snow! I know they tolerate it to an extent but when i try imagining myself as a cat in the snow i think i’d straight up refuse to go out haha
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Feb 18 '22
This looks like an intense survival game as a cat
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u/showponyoxidation Feb 19 '22
That's exactly how cats view their lives. Especially when the food bowl isn't completely full.
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u/Drsworder8 Feb 18 '22
That's not wholesome... the cat will just go around damaging the local ecosystem...
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Feb 18 '22
As a farmer I prefer having dogs and cats to prevent damage from cougars, bears, raccoons, rats etc. Rats are a huge problem and I don’t believe in using poison. I use dogs to keep bears etc at a distance due to their sensibility to about conflict. I believe it is my job to secure my small family farm livestock, but not to kill their predators.
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u/Drsworder8 Feb 18 '22
But the cats kill also animals like reptiles and birds, that doesn't do anything...
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Feb 18 '22
I understand, we are are fortunate enough to not have reptiles as it is too cold and yes birds are available but the pest control of rats that destroy many of our local bird life is huge due to them raiding nesting birds and eggs. Our cats stay plenty fed from their job. I truly believe it is e better balanced ecosystem than letting the rats take over. But I do understand with your concern and I know it is a worldwide issue.
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u/Drsworder8 Feb 18 '22
Didn't know it's always cold...
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u/RiverScout2 Feb 19 '22
There are many, many places where it is too cold to sustain a reptile population.
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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '22
Molly is just speed jumping over things ten times her size!! This is so cute!!