Recent advances in medical imaging technology are assisting veterinary science to better understand the fascinating and unique structure of our feline friends. For example, by employing a new device known as a Sonic Linear Inverse Cat Extruder (SLICE) we may observe a cross-section of a live cat and note they are made entirely of floof.
Submitterated by John B. via Sad and Useless, which has more kitties on tabletops.
I’ll have a slice of that on Rye. Hold the Mayo.
I guess the CAT scan is outdated tech…?
I need 10 pounds of floof, stat!
I thought cats were made of liquid. Liquid floof?
Liquid marshmallow floof!
New hypothesis: they’re made of snow – floofy and liquidy.
It’s so fluffeh >:3 XD
I suspect this is why people buy glass tables.
It’s why I would do it.