Sure you could watch your cat sleeping or your TV while it was turned off, but we here at Zooillogix prefer to stare blankly at this shrew not moving for 1:16 minutes.
Thank you Philadelphia Zoo.
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I was half expecting it to actually do something.
Staring Contest O_O
Now there's real meditation for you. Peace, man! Nirvana is just round the corner.
I kept expecting it to zoom in on its eyes and a caption to come up saying "Eyes Of A Killer!"
It didn't do "nothing," it wiggled its nose, right in the beginning.
It wiggled its nose. And it adjusted itself.
It wiggled its nose. And it adjusted itself...!