See what all that "useless" bread can be used for...I can almost see the fishing-line between the trows. :tiphat: Clever bird.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csXw4mWT3so
See what all that "useless" bread can be used for...I can almost see the fishing-line between the trows. :tiphat: Clever bird.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csXw4mWT3so
The Most Mysterious Strange Places on Earth Nat Geo Documentary 2017 - The Kruger Crocodiles Dying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8b-Q3FsM-1g
Thanks Aragorn...it was a heart-opening moment to watch those Raccoons. :D
I've never seen raccoon videos like this. I love how they ask by rubbing their hands together. Our dog does the paws together motion, which is kinda similar.
They're brains have so many neurons devoted to their hands that they can practically see with them. Their tactile sense is incredible.
Funny ANIMAL compilation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbE_gFgl2EI
Cat is horrified watching a horror film.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kgRFHaNo-Y
As twitchy as cats are before they go into panic mode, they will check out the reactions of people around them to determine if they should run like hell or not...
I don't know whether this has been posted here before, but Tracey Ann posted this at Eye-Rise and I thought it was hilarious. :p
:ha: Very funny! I found another with subs and very strong political views and a lot of attitude...:pQuote:
Originally posted by Aragorn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akmU4ZRFw7k
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Originally posted by Outlander
And now for extra points, who can name the movie that the cat was watching? :p
(Hint: The clue is in the soundtrack. :eyebrows:)
I have no idea...I don't watch horror movies as a rule...so I may be at a disadvantage here. :nails:
It wasn't an actual horror movie, or at least, not in the modern sense of the term, with loads of gratuitous gore. It was actually more of a thriller, although it may have been billed as a horror movie when it came out, back in 1960. ;) But okay, since you and I are the only two members online at the moment, I'll give you the answer: the movie is "Psycho", by Alfred Hitchcock. It's a classic. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Elen
And here's the clue... Near the end of the clip above with the cat, you can hear a woman's voice say "Mrs. Bates?", and then about five seconds later she screams. Mrs. Bates was the deceased mother of motel owner Norman Bates, and the woman screams because the "Mrs. Bates" she sees sitting in the chair is actually the decomposed corpse of the real Mrs. Bates.
I'm not sure anymore how she died — i.e. whether she died of natural causes or whether Norman killed her — but throughout the movie, you regularly see her shadow in front of the window, and you hear her speaking to Norman in an authoritarian and possessive tone, but all of that was Norman himself, suffering from multiple-personality disorder. And on the rare occasions that you see a glimpse of Mrs. Bates moving the curtain aside in order to look outside, that too was Norman, wearing his mother's clothes and a wig.
It is only when the young woman finds Mrs. Bates' room and goes inside that the viewer discovers that the real Mrs. Bates has been dead for ages already, and that it is Norman himself who is spying on the girls through the various peepholes in the walls, and who killed the girl in the shower. ;)
Charming...:p That is exactly why I don't watch them...and I don't eat insects either...:pQuote:
Originally posted by Aragorn
I'm afraid I'm not getting the insects reference. :confused:Quote:
Originally posted by Elen