Ah, it's one of them new-fangled robotic kitten spreaders the younger farmers are all going on about.
Makes me wonder what the range of leathality a bullet fired undwater would have. From that it looks like about two feet...maybe?
Like all things white English-speaking men like, the wikipedia entry goes into exhaustive detail. Supercavitating ammunition that's accurate to 15 meters! Personally I think the mechanics of underwater explosions are far more messed up.
Very shitty, actually. Also, bullets fired into water from air will actually change upward direction in water so violently they can re-emurge and continue. They won't be traveling at (depending on the caliber) more than 100ft/s but it's enough to do a bit of damage. edit: think of skipping a rock at 800ft/s+, except you're not aiming at the surface. Bullets simply have the wrong curvature to maintain a straight path. Things differ a lot between caliber, though.
Mythbusters of course did a whole segment about shooting guns underwater - basically their conclusion was that as depicted in movies, diving under water (if you can stay there) is a great idea.
That kitty gif looks like part of a Whiskas ad, they always use those silvery grey tabbies, I think they're of the British short hair breed. For example:
If that's true, I'll feel really bad. It looked more like one of those edited ones where the cats appear to get up and walk away on their hind legs weirdly. I have no idea how to even begin to search for them. edit: yes, this:
Mythbusters did an episode about that. Way back before they turned into "let's recreate hollywood stunts and EXPLOSIONS!". DAMNIT! There's a next page button, isn't there?
