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Was the security infraction Watchcat Sammy witnessed too trivial to warrant admonishment?  Sammy pondered this in February 2006:

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In June 2013, a panel of five watchcats determined if a visitor had authorized access to their assigned sector:

Watchcat Sylvia read the majority-rule verdict.

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Watchcat Nemo was justifiably skeptical in May 2013 while hearing a visitor's excuse for trespassing:

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On January 30, 2025, Watchcat Lily surveyed her assigned sector from two different perspectives:

It was a quiet night, and there were no discernible disturbances.  Thus, her efforts were sufficient.

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Visitors to Watchcat Sammy's assigned sector were expected to have proper credentials in February 2006:

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Watchcat Rosie wasn't above stopping her grooming, even when it meant sitting in a temporarily awkward position:

That's just how serious she was about monitoring suspicious activity in March 2003.

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When I took this photo on January 29, 2025, Watchcat Collette hadn't had breakfast yet:

Upon seeing the displeasure in Collette's eyes, I rectified the situation promptly.  After all, a well-fed watchcat is a cooperative watchcat--in theory, at least.