Japanese science: Cats

Wednesday 26 July 2006 @ 4:26 pm | By Ivan 'Nahu' Lozano Comment now!

Japan is known around the world for its scientists. They develop cutting edge technologies and are always a couple of steps ahead in the latest must-have gadgets. But there’s a dark corner of Japanese science few know of, that is useless trivia.

Every year hundreds of japanese ’scientists’ put out dozens of questionable studies for morning TV shows. This time we bring you a small glimpse of that world, with cats! On this clip a group of people with white coats scientists try to determine just how heavy a fish can a cat carry. Science.

SCIENCE!!~~

Filed in: Web Notes Tags: Technorati: Cats, Technorati: Food, Technorati: humor, Technorati: Japan, Technorati: Science, Technorati: video

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