Recording summary · August 2019
Feeding cats at the park at night
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Overview
During an evening in Japan, Daniel feeds fish paste smelling like fish guts to outdoor cats until the supply runs out, noticing a ginger cat with an unusual tail and fewer cats than the customary ten, while getting bitten by mosquitoes, licked on the finger, and scratched.
Daniel compares camera brightness between a wide-angle and a standard lens in the dark and prepares to go home to eat dinner, watch television, play Rainbow Six, and sleep.
Themes
Feeding outdoor cats fish paste in Japan.
Camera lens brightness comparisons in low light.
Evening personal plans including dinner, television, gaming, and sleep.
Developments
Daniel feeds fish paste to outdoor cats in Japan during the evening until the paste is finished.
A cat licks Daniel's finger while consuming the fish paste.
A cat scratches Daniel during the interaction.
Daniel tests and compares camera lens brightness differences in the dark.
Uncertainties & gaps
The whereabouts of the other outdoor cats typically present in the area remain unknown.