CynthiaB

Got some feeder mysid shrimp to seed my tank and this guy was in the bag. He is huge. Never saw a mysid this big before. Guess because they usually are eaten by your fish before they get this big.

Bubba always wins the fight. No matter how many times Chloe gets a good smack or two.

While testing new security camera, this was caught triggering the camera. It zooms through the room. Was it a dust particle? A bug flying? Or was it an Orb? Not sure.

Security camera catches cat as she repeatedly attacks her cat tree. During the attacks, her brother Mango checks in on what she is doing. After several different attacks, she runs and hides under the bed.

Found out why my bed is messier than when I leave it in the morning. Sometimes, our cats like to sleep under the covers even when we are not around.

My two cats were mesmerized by watching kittens on a YouTube channel, TinnyKittens. As I watched the channel on my TV, my fur babies tried to play with the kittens on the screen.

Mango was sleeping on top of the dog's crate. I covered the crate with a soft blanket, and Mango uses it as his bed, out of the reach of the dogs!

During a short flight to Charleston International Airport in South Carolina, USA, these passengers had to wait for the plane to cool down while boarded on the tarmac because of air conditioning difficulties. Take a look at what happens when the air conditioning is shut off! If you were sitting on this airplane waiting to take off, would you be as chill as the two ladies who shot this clip? We think not, although there is a pretty logical, scientific explanation to this phenomenon, and it is related to the plane’s AC. The way aircraft AC works is basically air bled from the engines about halfway of its compressor stage and is about 400F degrees. Obviously this needs to be brought down. This happens in an AC unit that uses the outside air that is pretty cold. On the ground and low altitudes a fan is also driven by the hot air for extra cooling. By doing this, extra thermal energy is taken from the engine bleed air. After the cooling process, the air should be around 45 F, which is great for cooling, but needs to be heated during flight. There are several methods to do this, the most common is taking the air after the first cooling radiator, which now is pretty hot, and use a second point to slightly heat the air going into the cabin. Air from the atmosphere and the one in the cabin do not mix physically - all cooling and heating is done by radiators, and regulated automatically by the airco pack. The flight crew can only tell how hot or cold they want it to be. Now for the super weird part - every aircraft has a water separating unit in their AC, which might have been misbehaving during this flight, thus explaining the “fog”.

Straight out of the ending of the movie, Legend, I walked into floating seeds carried on the wind that filled the air and covered the ground. Birds sang and it was beautiful!

I woke up to my doorbell being rung at 6am in the morning. It was ringing none stop. I looked outside but no one was there. I thought I might have a short or something. I thought I saw a twig on the button, so I went outside to check it out. Turns out it was a baby praying mantis that had landed on my doorbell. It was on the button for 20 minutes. I had to chase it off the button to get the ringing to stop. My doorbell ring sounds like the chime to a grandfather clock. You can hear it in the background.

This woman woke up to the doorbell ringing, but when she went outside nobody was there. Shen then noticed that there was a praying mantis standing on the doorbell. How crazy is that?!

Before they turn into cats that use grooming as dominance, they are kittens who use grooming to show love. Here are my babies when they were 4 months old, loving on each other. Chloe is the black and gold tortie. Mango is the, you guest it, orange kitty.

I recorded this video 5 years ago in September. This was the last litter that a feral mommacat had before I was able to get her fixed through Alley Cats. She was always a wonderful momma and I was so glad to be there with her as she raised these wonderful babies. I still have one of the gingers.

While looking out back window, a friend saw and recorded an abino Squirrel. Louisville Kentucky is known for it's albino squirrel population.

October 30th 2016, found a large Praying Mantis under my mailbox. Beautiful insect. I just love these guys! Louisville KY

Chloé sits high in cat tree. She is a beautiful golden black tortie!

While curled up in cat tree in window, Tazz stretches and rolls his head. Pure delight!

While in a wild play with toy mouse, Mango doesn't know what to do when it lands next to his sister, Chloé, who stretches out playfully towards her brother.

Mango tosses a toy moss in the air as he entertains himself. Cute.

Video taken during summer 2016 from 8th floor of office building showing sharp cloud front of storm rolling in.

Orange tabby Mango is chilling on his cat toy blanket. So peaceful. Beautiful kitty.

Crossing New bridge from Kentucky to Indiana to visit Falls of the Ohio state park. Google maps give directions along the way.

Tazz, grey tabby, has the blanket. Mango comes along and kitty battle ensues. Check out who owns the blanket at the end of the 'battle'.

Alvin, a 4 year old orange tabby, kneads the bed before beadtime.

Tazz crawls in an empty bag to take a nap. Forget buying a cat bed. Just give them a bag!