Dogs are typically pack animals, while cats are I think moreso solitary predators. (Note there are exceptions to this with cats such as lion prides) Anthropologists and scientists often attribute pack animal paradigms with the evolution of higher intelligence and brain function which could imply dogs are higher (on average) than cats on the evolutionary ladder. As far as I know, it remains a mystery exactly how humans evolved higher brain function aside from it occurring within a relatively short span of time and so in a sense we have generalizations but none of the hard facts that might allow us to draw sound conclusions here.
I've tried hoarding 3 x 20 pound bags of rice and 10+ cases of bottled water, before. After 6+ months of storage in a warm environment, one of my bags of rice was full of insects and pests. Some of my bottled water had plastic from the bottles leaching into the water and tasted different. People are going to be sad pandas when they realize some of the difficulties with holding food items long term.
Nature is wild and freaky enough for nearly anything to be possible.
On a towel in the woods.
I think these days they give them serial numbers and not actual names. Eventually they'll probably give planets misleading names to convince people to move there. In the way "greenland" misled immigrants into going there.
James Cameron's Battle Angel Alita. I read the manga and saw the old anime maybe 5-10 years ago. Never realized how disturbing and dark a series it is, until now.
Mountain on the beach.
I stopped eating cereal after watching this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtK1zet8NdA
I think everyone is.
Computer programming.
No.
