Let's start with the most interesting one.
A research team has determined that dogs align themselves on a North-South line when they go do their business, indicating that they can sense the Earth's magnetic field...call it a "doggy sixth sense" writes National Geographic.
Whether it is conscious or not, who knows...and why? What benefit would they derive? No answers but still interesting.
We really know so little about the world we inhabit.
The second story is about a company that claims to have invented a machine that can translate "Dog" into "English". Here's their fundraising website.
I suspect a lawsuit is on the way...by the poor pug they embarrassed for that photo.
Arf!
The last dog story is almost surely fake. But The Irish Times is reporting the method of execution used by North Korea's weird leader to kill his Uncle was not a simple shot to the head..but death by starving dogs...120 of them. The story claims the Uncle was locked in the cage with the dogs.
Probably propaganda, but you have to give them kudos for imagination! Steven King, are you reading this?
A research team has determined that dogs align themselves on a North-South line when they go do their business, indicating that they can sense the Earth's magnetic field...call it a "doggy sixth sense" writes National Geographic.Whether it is conscious or not, who knows...and why? What benefit would they derive? No answers but still interesting.
We really know so little about the world we inhabit.
The second story is about a company that claims to have invented a machine that can translate "Dog" into "English". Here's their fundraising website.I suspect a lawsuit is on the way...by the poor pug they embarrassed for that photo.
Arf!
The last dog story is almost surely fake. But The Irish Times is reporting the method of execution used by North Korea's weird leader to kill his Uncle was not a simple shot to the head..but death by starving dogs...120 of them. The story claims the Uncle was locked in the cage with the dogs.
Probably propaganda, but you have to give them kudos for imagination! Steven King, are you reading this?
Doing business--it's the dog's version of Feng Shui, or whatever it's called.
ReplyDeleteOn the brain-wave thing--it's probably a cochlear implant, in disguise.
Funny, Jay!
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