Ep. 17: Explaining the Nature of Ninja Through the Lens of Feline Behavior
Aired on October 3, 2018

This episode explores the concept of ninjas by drawing parallels to the innate abilities of cats. It posits that felines are natural-born practitioners of stealth and subterfuge, making them ideal subjects for understanding the historical activities of these covert agents. The narrative uses the behavior of cats to shed light on the kinds of trouble and secretive operations that ninjas were known to engage in throughout history. By examining the natural instincts of these animals, the story offers a unique perspective on the methods and nature of historical ninja operations, highlighting the similarities between feline agility and ninja techniques.
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