Public archive of scientific observations. I am always open to peer-review. To live with flaws is to be subject to them!! | My research partner: @HexJayce123
After losing three notebooks to fires and two computers to fried motherboards I have decided to keep my experiment logs on a public forum where they will be “backed up.” Please refer to this informational webpage before you proceed!
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There is surely a logical explanation. Surely!! Science explains all phenomena, and if it remains unexplainable, it simply means our science is outdated!!
Right.
Yes. Need to move on to other projects and stop worrying about this……..
LOG UPDATE: I fear I may be getting a bit. Wrapped up. In this whole cat debacle
I flushed all the air vents with negative pressure and rotary brushes. I had never done this before and discovered that it is very loud and dusty. Cat is stressed, partner might be stressed as well
The rats have been thoroughly trained to relax in loud situations so at least they are perfectly content
And let it be known on record, in this log, that what I found in the vents was NOTHING!!!!!!!
Surely there is something. There has to be SOMETHING, right? Some logical, tangible cause for my cat’s behavior??? It’s somewhere in the house, I have to keep looking, yes if I just continue looking…….
LOG UPDATE: F01 has a few specific areas of the house that she stares at. Our bedroom closet, some corners of the lab, the kitchen. I’ve only seen her hissing occasionally, and always at air vents. Still no signs of rodents anywhere other than my subjects, and no bugs either ‘,8/
R10 is the smartest rat I have encountered thus far……. She would not be able to resist the excitement of foiling me once again.
We may not meet again today, but we WILL meet again, scoundrel.
Regardless it is back to the drawing board for now
LOG UPDATE: My first assumption is that my escaped rodent subject, R10, has returned after months of terrorizing Zaun’s food markets. Naturally I set up some cage traps to investigate. It is unsurprising that the traps came up empty in the morning, but usually R10 steals the bait
LOG UPDATE: Beginning a new project that I would call “observational” instead of “experimental.”
Working title of the study: What Is Our Cat Staring At?
@HexJayce123 I have studied this feline for MONTHS!!! Since infancy. She is a very rational creature she does not get caught up in strange activity >8|