Later in the article they do say it has "sound detection" and one of the sounds is a rattlesnake, but that's a pretty oddly specific niche use case. Other than

Later in the article they do say it has "sound detection" and one of the sounds is a rattlesnake, but that's a pretty oddly specific niche use case. Other than that, 100% agree. The entire article reads like a 1000 word advertisement for the product. People who use something like this to anthropomorphize their pets remind me of the same pet owners who stuff their poor cats and dogs into ill-fitting christmas sweaters.