The Week In Numbers: How Cats See The World, The Speed Of Elephant Pee, And More

Friday, October 18, 2013 - 18:30 in Mathematics & Economics

Cat Vision Nickolay Lamm 200 degrees: the visual field of a cat (humans see just 180 degrees) 42.3 gallons: the volume an elephant can urinate in a single go   20 seconds: about how long it takes nearly all mammals to empty their bladders, according to the Law of Urination $600: the price of a set of 3-D printed titanium horseshoes 3-D Printed Horseshoes CSIRO $1.79: the monthly fee to own a Retrievor, a quarter-sized GPS tracking device you can stick to basically anything 1,257 pounds: the weight of the meteorite fragment that divers recently recovered from a Russian lake  $10,000: the prize an MIT engineering team just won to further develop a thermal wristband that keeps its wearer at the perfect temperature Wristify MIT Department...

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