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Buckeye the cat snapped this photo of his pal Brutus. Purina Friskies Move over, James Bond. The latest secret agent is a cat -- actually, 50 of them. Purina Friskies recently undertook a brilliant study to find out what cats do all day when they're home alone. They fitted 50 indoor cats with collar cameras to get a cat's eye view of the world. The digital cat-cams snapped a still photo every 15 minutes. By combing through the piles of photos, Purina animal behavior scientist Dr. Jill Villarreal was able to draw some surprising new conclusions about how our kitties fare when they're left to their own devices. (You can see the photos here.) Before the study, most of the cat's owners ...

"I told you I didn't do it!" This pet's eye view camera gives you a snapshot into the life of your cat or dog. Photo: x-tremegeek.com Does your dog give you that "it wasn't me" face when you shake your mangled shoe at him? Do you find yourself wondering what he could possibly have just eaten in the back corner of the yard? It's time to get some answers. The Uncle Milton 1538 Pet's Eye View Digital Camera ($36) attaches to your dog's (or cat's) nylon or flat-belt collar for a full-view of your pet's world. The camera is lightweight, durable, and rechargeable, and snaps up to 40 digital pictures at set intervals. Put it on your pet in the morning and download via USB cable to your ...

Forget nanny cams and granny cams -- we're all over the Eagle Cam.Thanks to researchers at the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey, nature lovers can get a birds-eye view of a family of Bald Eagles courtesy of a live camera installed near their nest at Duke Farms, an estate park in New Jersey. And after a whole lot of sitting still -- the first chick finally arrived on April 6! Click here to see the the live streaming video.Bald Eagles are making a comeback thanks to growing concern over the environment. Scientists believe a ban on Dichloro-Diphenyl-Trichloroethane (DDT) and other agricultural pesticides have made all the difference. In New Jersey alone there's been a dramatic surge ...