S. Koreans clone cats that glow in the dark

www.physorg.com ^ | 12/12/2007 | Staff

[PLMerite]

“I wonder if it makes them taste better. Hmm.”

Certainly makes the leftovers easier to find in the fridge...

[going hot]

Scorpions can also take a direct dose of most bug sprays and remain unaffected

Need to deliver the spray via the can, directly, by smacking them with the can. It works every time.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Gad, how I hate those things...

[grey_whiskers]

I just moved from Arizona to Minneapolis, and yes, there is a scorpion problem down there.

To tie the ends of this thread together neatly, I should point out that cats are immune to scorpion toxin. I saw "grey_whiskers' get stung right in the face by a scorpion with no ill effects.

That, and we would often come downstairs to find scorpion pieces by the food dish / water bowl in the morning.

As far as the "glow in the dark", what else can I say but this?

Cheers!

[martin_fierro]

[martin_fierro]

So does cat pee ... or so I've heard. Haven't had the opportunity to test the theory.

(I like the "scientific black light" part)