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Ngày 30/12, theo tuyên bố của nhà sản xuất máy bay không người lái Baykar Defense của Thổ Nhĩ Kỳ, trong quá trình thử nghiệm, một UACV Akıncı, sử dụng CATS để chiếu xạ đối tượng cho một quả bom dẫn đường bằng laser LGK-82 227 kg, cũng do công ty Aselsan sản xuất đánh trúng mục tiêu.Giám đốc Phòng thủ Baykar Selcuk Bayraktar đã chia sẻ cảnh quay từ cuộc thử nghiệm trên Twitter.UACV Akıncı, sử dụng CATS để chiếu xạ đối tượng cho một quả bom dẫn đường bằng laser LGK-82. Video Aselsan.Theo thông cáo báo chí của Aselsan, CATS là hệ thống trinh sát, giám sát và kính ngắm mục tiêu quang điện tử 'hiệu suất cao', được thiết kế cho các phương tiện chiến đấu trên không cánh cố định và cánh quạt, bao gồm cả UAV, trực thăng vũ trang và máy bay chiến đấu.

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CHARLESTON, S.C. - A cat died after veterinarians performed a delicate surgery to remove 38 hair ties from her stomach.  The Charleston Animal Society posted about the tragedy on its Instagram page.  The society said somehow Juliet, the cat, swallowed the hair ties. Her health was up and down as she was in fair condition and had to be fed through a feeding tube.  RELATED: 13 bison dead near Yellowstone park after truck driver strikes herd The hair ties had caused a blockage to her liver.  According to the society, the cat was brought to the shelter by a good Samaritan along with two other cats.

Summer read: Ashleigh Young writes about a cat she loves deeply and knows not at all. First published on April 3, 2022, as part of The Sunday Essay series made possible thanks to the support of Creative New Zealand. Original illustrations by Ceri Giddens Jerry is getting that look. It's the look of Death thinking about him. Not thinking deeply, yet – just contemplating, taking the measure of him. He's 13 or so now, and is bonier about the back, saggier in the belly. He sleeps more, dribbles more, makes a racket when eating.

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Saturday, December 31st 2022, 3:10 pm By: News On 6 An Oklahoma man's trail camera captured images of a mountain lion in Latimer County. Josh Smith shared these photos of the big cat on his property east of Hartshorne, Okla. They were taken just before 8:30 p.m. Thursday night. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation confirmed the photos were taken on Smith's property. ODWC started keeping records of mountain lion sightings in 2002 and had confirmed more than 50 sightings in that time. This is first big cat that ODWC has documented in Latimer County.

After 11 years in Downing Street alongside five prime ministers, he is perhaps the most seasoned operator at No 10.Larry, chief mouser to the Cabinet Office, may behave with the insouciance of one born for high office but fresh evidence suggests that he owes his position to a veterinary procedure that would have left him a little inhibited.He was adopted in January 2011 after a Downing Street staff member met him at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, and might not have been selected if he had not been castrated the day before.

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Here's an idea for a New Year's resolution you might find easy to keep: If you subscribe to our (free!) Morning Report newsletter, you will not only get the day's local headlines curated and summarized for you, you will get an online exclusive that our subscribers tell us they appreciate: We sign off every day with our readers' pet photos and stories. 'As depressing as the daily news can sometimes be, the animals always brighten my morning,' wrote one of our readers recently. We like to think of helping you start your weekdays in 2023 with a smile! We also remember pets we've loved and lost on Memorial Mondays.

169756430 story Posted by EditorDavid on Saturday December 31, 2022 @03:34PM from the then-and-meow dept. Slashdot reader guest reader shares some interesting research from the University of Missouri: Nearly 10,000 years ago, humans settling in the Fertile Crescent, the areas of the Middle East surrounding the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, made the first switch from hunter-gatherers to farmers. They developed close bonds with the rodent-eating cats that conveniently served as ancient pest-control in society's first civilizations.

West Feliciana Animal Humane Society is a volunteer group that works with West Feliciana Parish government to handle dog and cat adoptions at the parish's James L. "Bo" Bryant Animal Shelter.All animals, when adopted, will have received all vaccinations up to the date of adoption, a rabies shot (excluding animals that are too young), deworming, flea and other parasite prevention, and will be spayed or neutered. Dogs also will be microchipped. Adoption fees are $140 for one dog or $200 for two; $100 for one cat or $140 for two; $40 for a barn cat.

Gorakhpur, January 1: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath trended on Twitter as 2022 bid adieu. The ascetic who has proven his administrative skill in leading the most populous state in the country was seen showering love on a cat. On Saturday, a picture of the Uttar Pradesh CM enjoying the company of a cat went viral on social media, a statement fro his office said. Adityanath in his customary saffron robes was sitting in his office in Gorakhnath temple in Uttar Pradesh when a cat came and sat on his lap.

Fireworks can be a spectacular addition to many of our annual celebrations. But sadly they can cause serious distress to our pets. Many animals show an instinctive fear response to sudden and unexpected loud noises. The bangs, crackling and whistling sounds made by fireworks can be particularly terrifying, especially when displays last for more than a few minutes. Some pets will adapt and become used to them, but others can develop more deep-seated distress responses. One of my own dogs reacts badly, and this has become progressively worse as she has got older.

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal dealt with some interesting, if not downright curious, strata disputes in 2022. 1. In December, a tribunal member labelled a noise complaint as 'absurd.' There, the tribunal dismissed a complaint from a strata owner who claimed his upstairs neighbours repeatedly breached a noise bylaw by permitting their visiting grandchild to run, play and jump in their strata lot. Tribunal vice-chair Kate Campbell called the owner's argument 'an illogical, absurd interpretation' of a bylaw, stating it would effectively bar children from the building.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath trended on Twitter as 2022 bid adieu. The ascetic who has proven his administrative skill in leading the most populous state in the country was seen showering love on a cat.On Saturday, a picture of the Uttar Pradesh CM enjoying the company of a cat went viral on social media, a statement fro his office said. Adityanath in his customary saffron robes was sitting in his office in Gorakhnath temple in Uttar Pradesh when a cat came and sat on his lap.As per the statement, the chief minister shared the endearing picture with the caption 'Hit Anhit Pashuo Panchiyo Jana'.

Endless lives. (© FlaglerLive) By Madeleine S. Killacky Cats had a bad reputation in the middle ages. Their presumed links with paganism and witchcraft meant they were often treated with suspicion. But despite their association with the supernatural, medieval manuscripts showcase surprisingly playful images of our furry friends. From these (often very funny) portrayals, we can learn a lot about medieval attitudes towards cats – not least that they were a central fixture of daily medieval life. In the middle ages, men and women were often identified by the animals they kept.