This is a video (including some onboard bot footage) of a litter of kittens interacting with a terrifying hexapod battle robot. If I were one of those kittens I would have torn that damn thing’s legs off after it fired that air hockey puck, but that’s just me and I’m
National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation: I’ve already watched it four times this holiday season and it’s not even Thanksgiving yet. Made by Tree Buddees and available on Amazon (product link), this unlicensed ‘Light Up Fried Cat Rug Funny Christmas Lights Decoration’ looks like Aunt Bethany’s fried cat after chewing through a
Good people: they’re still out there. Case in point: this jogger in Scotts Valley, California who used a family’s Ring video doorbell to warn them their house is on fire, and, after finally connecting with the homeowners, was given their home security code so he could run inside and rescue
This is a video of Coconut the cat’s owner rating the random objects Coconut brings her on the sofa. You know, things like a green bean, a bag of Sour Patch Kids, a plastic knife, a hair tie, her favorite dinosaur toy, and legitimate garbage. That is precious. For reference,
This is a video of Youtuber Liam Thompson constructing a stair elevator for his 20-year old cat Frodo. With the help of the elevator, Frodo is still able to access his favorite spot in the sun via the outdoor stairs, and enjoy his golden years soaking up the golden rays
Being little jerks: it’s what cats do best. And to prove that point, this is some home security camera footage of a cat perfectly knocking a cup of water onto a sleeping girl’s head. But of course not before rubbing its butt on the straw. So in a way, it
This is a video of a cat watching some cat videos on Youtube with the sort of intense concentration you summon when you’re trying to fart silently in a business meeting. Can it actually recognize the forms on the screen as cats? I mean I guess? I don’t know. All
Because cats can understand everything and absolutely nothing at all simultaneously (see: Schrödinger’s cat), this is a video of tuxedo cat Mr. Peyton repeatedly getting startled and flinching every time a computer printer spits out a little more paper. And I don’t blame him, printers can be scary. Especially when