Monkeys prove evolution wired us to watch reality TV
Neal, Galoca, Mason, and McTabish each watched 900 videos, and they chose reality TV, which in this case was video of other monkeys. What this means for humans who like reality TV.
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Live feeds, but with kittens! In a doll house! In Iceland!
You can watch four orphaned kittens roaming a large doll house right now, live on the Internet, switching between cameras that even include night vision.