Netflix has launched an intriguing new show entitled Baby Animal Cam: A weekly live show streamed from cameras placed inside Cleveland Zoo.
It is a far cry from the shows Netflix is best-known for streaming, hits likepromises the viewer that it will “keep an eye on the daily routines, quirky habits, and cozy habitats of several baby animals at Cleveland Metroparks.
On occasion, the viewer will receive a pop-up graphic specifying the enclosure they’re looking at and what the animals might do in there. The first episode aired last Thursday and it will continue until November 2. Of course, viewers don’t have to tune in live, they can watch it on demand anytime. We need more otters. We need constant otters. Never take it off the otters or my dog will start crying and won’t stop till they come back on. Please for the love of god, my dog needs this!!!The show fits into the slow television category which was popularized in Norway when the Norweigan Broadcasting Corporation aired footage of a seven-hour train journey from Bergen to Oslo in 2009.
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