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Ever wondered what your cat spends its time doing when you're not around? Where do our purring pets go when they disappear through the cat flap? Armed with GPS tracking devices and micro-cameras, a team from programme in collaboration with the set off to a Surrey village to find out. Discover more by selecting a cat character below. Notes: The 10 cats above are a selection of 50 studied in the Surrey Hills over a number of weeks. Researchers used GPS trackers to record the cats' movements over six 24-hour periods. Micro-cameras were attached to a selection of cats to film their activities. All equipment was checked by animal welfare experts to ensure it was the right size and weight for cats to wear safely. The maps of the routes of the 10 cats above are not all from the same 24-hour period or necessarily from the same day the cat cam footage was recorded. GPS tracking data was filtered to discard obvious false readings, however some smaller inaccuracies may remain. Time ticks over a 24-hour period and does not reflect the hour of the day. With thanks to Alan Wilson of the Royal Veterinary College, Sarah Ellis of the University of Lincoln, John Bradshaw of Bristol University, and the villagers of Shamley Green Web production: Steven Atherton, Chris Finch, Alex Ranken, Lucy Rodgers, Helene Sears, Marina Shchukina, Noah Veltman Read more about the. Watch 's Secret Life of the Cat on BBC Two on Thursday 13 June at 21:00 and afterwards on This page is best viewed in an up-to-date web browser with style sheets CSS enabled. While you will be able to view the content of this page in your current browser, you will not be able to get the full visual experience. Please consider upgrading your browser software or enabling style sheets CSS if you are able to do so.

Such a system would have many conservational benefits and help to decode the functions of manatee calls. Live Chat is now available every day during fixed hours. The teams are also exploring ways to track where people stop interacting with a bot — particularly a verbose one covering a complex topic — which will let them ping elements down the line if the story changes. Eighteen forces failed to supply any information. The first thing many citizen scientists notice bbc chat how unexpectedly bird-like manatee calls are. It is a mystery why they produce these sounds as lower frequencies would travel farther and allow them to keep in ring even over long distances. In the second bbc chat, we will classify these sounds and decode the individual calls of specific animals. What information, if any, is being communicated here. In the second phase, we will classify these sounds and decode the individual calls of specific animals. That's what upsets me.