Although science now theorizes that cats are liquid rather than solid, this point of view is complicated by the observation that cats are often highly viscous and may often take days or even months to flow from one location to another.
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Do they adopt him? They do.
The Dodo, via Sandra
Shouldn't that be a BIN of binturongs?
Zooborns, via Murray C.
With a mom this size, I don't get teased much.
Zooborns, via Murray C.
"Mola Ram, prepare to meet Kali -- IN HECK!"
Bored Panda, via Dana D.
Don't try to race them, they're such cheetahs.
Zooborns, via Murray C.
“I could get used to this,” thought the furry little tank.
Veterinary experts estimate that close to five percent of the adult cat population may suffer from balloons. This highly contagious condition can spread quickly from one cat to another, and left untreated can even result in speech balloons.
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Great, now I need to find the “off” switch. Of course, the larger challenge will be catching him long enough to push it.
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