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> > Potresti montare una videocamera come questa sul gatto, e poi mandare in onda i video dei giri che si fa!
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apropo alex, mi sono addormentato con questo qualche giorno fa.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-2256...

guardalo con un proxy e l'iplayer (c'è anche su altri host cercandolo su dailyflix.com)

sono andati in un paesino inglese pieno di gatti che potevano uscire liberi dalla porticina del gatto, hanno messo a tutti collari con GPS e telecamere e li hanno seguiti per qualche tempo:

As part of one of the largest ever research projects into domestic cat behaviour, the Horizon team - aided by the Royal Veterinary College and Lincoln and Bristol Universities - tracked dozens of cats over several 24-hour periods using specially-designed collar GPS devices and tiny "cat cams".



Notes: The 10 cats above are a selection of 50 studied in the Surrey Hills over a number of weeks. Researchers used GPS trackers to record the cats' movements over six 24-hour periods. Micro-cameras were attached to a selection of cats to film their activities. All equipment was checked by animal welfare experts to ensure it was the right size and weight for cats to wear safely. The maps of the routes of the 10 cats above are not all from the same 24-hour period or necessarily from the same day the cat cam footage was recorded. GPS tracking data was filtered to discard obvious false readings, however some smaller inaccuracies may remain. Time ticks over a 24-hour period and does not reflect the hour of the day.

The result? Scientists discovered the cats appeared to timeshare territory to avoid confrontation with neighbouring felines and visit each others houses. However, the cat cam footage also revealed squabbles over territory remained. There was also an incident with a fox and with a nest of fledglings.