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June 11, 2006

Kitty Cam Reveals Killers in Our Midst

Cat_2 From The National Geographic:

In a dark alley the stealthy killer stalks her next unsuspecting victim. This isn't the plot of a pulp comic, but an everyday occurrence in the life of a pampered urban house cat.

Get a cat's-eye view of one pet's nightly prowl, and find out why the activities of our feline friends are raising the hackles of some wildlife conservationists.

Video here.  (This one is for Guddi).

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