According to Cocioba, the Airbnb host’s cat took them on a guided hike along the Appalachian Trail. He posted several photos from the adventure while noting that the feline does that with every guest that rents that particular AirBnB.

“She would complain when we took a wrong turn off the trail and knew the way back, “Cocioba wrote while adding that the cat even “judged” them at times for being too slow.

Cocioba’s post has been viewed 1.7 million times since it was posted in early March. It prompted a number of social media users to enquire about the location of the Airbnb unit, with one stating that they would travel there just to get a guided hike from the cat.

“Well now I want to know what air bnb this is because I would 100% take a trip just to hike with this cat,” wrote one user.

Backpacker magazine later reached out to the host, an herbalist and ethnobotanist Trisha Mulligan, to learn more about the four-legged hike guide. According to Mulligan, the cat is called Cinamen and has been adopted as a kitten eight years ago.

Cinamen has been hiking the Appalachian trail with Mulligan and her family for years, making her more than capable hike guide. Apparently, she became so popular among Mulligan’s guests that many of them returned just so they could have another adventure with the cat.

If you are thinking about getting a guided hike by Cinamen, note that it isn’t guaranteed that she’ll be in the mood to go up and down the trail. However, Mulligan adds that “overall, your chances are pretty good.”

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There are people out there engaging in “speed runs” of museums. The goal of these speed runs is to check all of the museum exhibitions and rooms in the shortest amount of time. Of course, this doesn’t result in a great museum visit, but at least it adds a bit more dynamic to the activity.

YouTuber Matt Herzog recently decided to test his museum speedrunning skills by visiting New York City’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). He strapped a Go-Pro camera and recorded himself racing throughout the museum to see everything it had to offer.

Along the way, Herzog also gave himself some side quests. This includes taking a selfie with Vincent van Gogh’s iconic painting “The Starry Night,” snapping some photos of pop art for Instagram and buying something in the museum’s souvenir shop.

While Herzog fell into some time-wasting traps, like being held up by a woman on the escalator and being talked into leaving his email at the shop, he managed to “complete” the entire Museum of Modern in just 20 minutes and 17 seconds.

Check out Herzog’s impressive speed run below.

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If you’re looking for unbelievable facts, there’s no better place to turn than the internet. We’ve gathered some of the most random posts from the web and they have one thing in common—they’re incredibly interesting.

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According to Cocioba, the Airbnb host’s cat took them on a guided hike along the Appalachian Trail. He posted several photos from the adventure while noting that the feline does that with every guest that rents that particular AirBnB.

“She would complain when we took a wrong turn off the trail and knew the way back, “Cocioba wrote while adding that the cat even “judged” them at times for being too slow.

Cocioba’s post has been viewed 1.7 million times since it was posted in early March. It prompted a number of social media users to enquire about the location of the Airbnb unit, with one stating that they would travel there just to get a guided hike from the cat.

“Well now I want to know what air bnb this is because I would 100% take a trip just to hike with this cat,” wrote one user.

Backpacker magazine later reached out to the host, an herbalist and ethnobotanist Trisha Mulligan, to learn more about the four-legged hike guide. According to Mulligan, the cat is called Cinamen and has been adopted as a kitten eight years ago.

Cinamen has been hiking the Appalachian trail with Mulligan and her family for years, making her more than capable hike guide. Apparently, she became so popular among Mulligan’s guests that many of them returned just so they could have another adventure with the cat.

If you are thinking about getting a guided hike by Cinamen, note that it isn’t guaranteed that she’ll be in the mood to go up and down the trail. However, Mulligan adds that “overall, your chances are pretty good.”

The post Airbnb Host’s Cat Takes Guests on Guided Hikes appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

There are people out there engaging in “speed runs” of museums. The goal of these speed runs is to check all of the museum exhibitions and rooms in the shortest amount of time. Of course, this doesn’t result in a great museum visit, but at least it adds a bit more dynamic to the activity.

YouTuber Matt Herzog recently decided to test his museum speedrunning skills by visiting New York City’s Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). He strapped a Go-Pro camera and recorded himself racing throughout the museum to see everything it had to offer.

Along the way, Herzog also gave himself some side quests. This includes taking a selfie with Vincent van Gogh’s iconic painting “The Starry Night,” snapping some photos of pop art for Instagram and buying something in the museum’s souvenir shop.

While Herzog fell into some time-wasting traps, like being held up by a woman on the escalator and being talked into leaving his email at the shop, he managed to “complete” the entire Museum of Modern in just 20 minutes and 17 seconds.

Check out Herzog’s impressive speed run below.

The post YouTuber Does a ”Speed Run” of NYC’s Museum of Modern Art appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

If you’re looking for unbelievable facts, there’s no better place to turn than the internet. We’ve gathered some of the most random posts from the web and they have one thing in common—they’re incredibly interesting.

The post 40+ Incredibly Interesting and Random Posts appeared first on Wallpaper Data.