CIA spent $20M in 1960 to train Domestic Cats to spy on the soviets; ends unsuccessfully
During the Cold War espionage, the CIA’s Office of Special Activities started an extraordinary mission in the 1960s: transforming ordinary house cats into covert surveillance operatives capable of infiltrating Soviet compounds. According to sources, the ambitious project emerged from a genuine intelligence problem. The Soviet Union maintained a compound in Washington, D.C., and traditional surveillance … Read more