That Darn Cat Scientist
Claire RobertsWhere cinema meets cat science
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Seven owner mistakes in The Secret Life of Pets
Welcome to New York, where Max the terrier has declared himself the “luckiest dog in New York.” An odd claim, considering his owner Katie leaves him alone all day, carries him unsecured in the basket of her bike in New York traffic and does...
Jonesy from Alien: Is the Nostromo a good home for a cat?
Contains spoilers for Alien and Alien: Earth
Does Cat from Red Dwarf behave like a real cat?
Today’s cat is from the British TV show Red Dwarf. Red Dwarf is from the TV and movie genre I have snappily named “things my parents let me watch when I was a child that they probably shouldn’t have”1. It follows the escapades of the surviv...
Why is Puss in Boots from Shrek 2 so cute?
Once upon a time, people were actually excited about a Shrek sequel. In 2005, four years after the hit original movie, Shrek 2 introduced us to the breakout character Puss in Boots, a swashbuckling orange cat voiced by Antonio Banderas. Pus...
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When I was five I went to see the musical Cats dressed as a cat. Now I am a Professional Cat Scientist and don't get to dress as a cat anymore. I probably own more cat shirts than the average person. Opinions my own
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