Dispensary Corner 04 Mar 13
March 4, 2013
KEEPING track of cats?
London Zoo has launched an
unusual website designed to
provide a map of the city’s cat
population.
The map allows Londonites to
upload a scientific-styled photo
of their cat, along with their
descriptions and locations, to
create a city wide census of
London’s feline population.
The Cat Map is already filling
fast, showing that nearly half of
London’s cats are black or grey,
whilst a sixth are ginger or rust
coloured.
Cats on the map include Ollie,
a ginger cat located north of
London who “likes fish and
octopus toy (but) dislikes
biscuit” and a black tabby called
Dorothy, located in south
London, who has “intimacy
issues”.
It seems however that the
map has not stopped at London,
with people across Britain, and
worldwide adding their cats into
to the mix, including Sir Jeffery
de Chatsworth, from NSW, who
is described as a black and white
male cat who is “fierce, hungry
and demanding”.
To see the map CLICK HERE.
HEART palpitations.
A motorist in China got a good cardio workout when the ground under his car opened out into a 10-foot chasm. The unwitting driver had been driving in China’s Shandong province when a broken water main washed out the ground underneath the road and caused it to collapse. “There was a sharp, loud crack and the road just fell away and swallowed up the car,” a witness told media. According to a local engineer, the fault would have been impossible to detect until the road collapsed.
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