Gus wants in!
Gus, the earless white cat, lives in a part of Canada where he must be leashed when outside. But he got so tangled up that he couldn’t come inside. Fortunately, his staff (reader Taskin) rescued him. Can you spot the earless white cat?
Gus, the earless white cat, lives in a part of Canada where he must be leashed when outside. But he got so tangled up that he couldn’t come inside. Fortunately, his staff (reader Taskin) rescued him. Can you spot the earless white cat?
We’ve met Gus the Cat before (here, here, and here), whose staff consists of reader Taskin. Gus lost his ears when he was caught in a live-trap set for him during a very cold winter in Canada. Trapped in a cage in freezing weather, Gus got frostbite, eventually losing his ears and nearly his toes. But Taskin took him in, … Continue reading Wednesday’s cat is lacking ears
To finish off the work week, what better thing could we have than Gus the Earless Canadian Cat being read a bedtime chapter on speciation from WEIT? Here reader Taskin takes a few liberties with the text in my chapter on speciation (Chapter 7, “The Origin of Species,” p. 168), a chapter that I’m quite proud of. … Continue reading Bedtime reading for Gus the Cat: WEIT
Reader Michael from Idaho sent a video he made of a bobcat trying to nom his chickens. His report: I have followed your website for many years as we share many of the same interests. I especially enjoy your posts related to science, atheism and religion and the wonderful discussions that ensue with the commenters. … Continue reading Bobcat in the henhouse! (and lagniappe)
UPDATE: The time is up for submitting your cat photos. Thanks to all for doing so! _______ The occasion was announced in a tw**t by Rev. Richard Coles (via Matthew Cobb): Let’s make that wave a tsunami. Readers, send in one picture of your favorite cat, along with its name and perhaps one sentence about it … Continue reading Bring out your felids: ‘Tis the feast of St. Gertrude of Nivelles, patron saint of cats
Professor Ceiling Cat is quite ill today: I’ve been diagnosed with viral bronchitis,wheezing like a steam engine, and I should be home in bed. I will repair there shortly. Given my debilitated condition, don’t expect a whole lot today. Fortunately, though, I wrote most of today’s posts yesterday. Here’s the Caturday Felid, which I pride myself … Continue reading Caturday felid: Gus gets his breakfast, and then tea, and two bonus photos
Oh dear—I almost forgot the Caturday Felid, which I haven’t missed in years. It was ready to go this morning, too, and then I forgot to post it before I did my shopping for Poland (Hili needs some gifts!). Oh well, better late than never. At any rate, we have another trifecta this week. First, here … Continue reading Caturday felid trifecta: pleasing cat meows, cats’ heads on their owners’ bodies, and Gus the earless cat
What shall we have to close a long week? Would a cat do? How about one without ears? (Yes, I know there have been many cats this week, but the laws of physics determined that long ago, and I had no choice in the matter.) In December reader Carol (aka Taskin) lost her black cat … Continue reading Readers’ cats: Spook (RIP) is replaced by Gus