This week's New Scientist has a feature by Chris Berdik called Lost: "Birds, rats and hamsters are able to find their way around with consumate ease. So how come we can't navigate our way out of a paper bag?"
This is a very interesting article, especially if you've ever struggled to find your car in a car park. It features a report on "developmental topographical disorientation" as identified by Giuseppe Iaria of the University of Calgary and Jason Barton at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
You can test your own skills in association with their study here.
Neglected kitten found outside workplace saved and nurtured by employee who
gave the cat child a loving home with a feline sibling and lots of purrs
and cuddles, cat mom says: ‘Selena is constantly purring and loves to be
picked up and cuddled.’
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With the Cat Distribution System being so enigmatic, you can never quite
tell where and when it might give you a cat. Meaning that you should always
be at ...
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