Some of those cats are clearly Ninja masters and some of them are…well, not so much.
The clear winners: Kitten on the rope at the end and the cat that ran around the walls Matrix-style.
They’re just trying to save it from touching the ground, which is clearly lava.
Everybody, meet Squeaks the kitten! This is what her owner had to say about her:
I want to make my kitten popular on the internet. Her name is Squeaks, and she’s a bit boingy, and a bit derpy. I kinda wish that everyone in the world could meet her, because she’s real friendly and loves to meet new people. I almost don’t go on the internet anymore because she serves all my internet needs (i.e. looking at cat photos/videos).
Well one thing is for sure, she’s got some fabulous jazz hands.
Keep practicing like that kid, and one day you’ll be a world champion of frolicking.
I said a hip hop, hippie to the hippie, the hip, hip a hop, and you don’t stop. A rock it to the bang bang boogie, say, up jump the boogie, to the rhythm of the boogie, the beat.
That is a great kangaroo impression…for a puppy that is.
The absolute perfect proportion of cute.
Rabbit show jumping is all the new rage in Europe. The only logical next step is tiny saddles with mouse jockey, chasing a motorised greyhound.
That rabbits like to hop is hardly a secret. But now European rabbit enthusiasts have harnessed their bunnies’ natural talents to create a new spectator sport… rabbit showjumping.
Invented in Sweden in the early Eighties, Kaninhop involves bunnies bouncing their way around courses consisting of several small jumps of varying height and length.
Snoopy, a black-and-white bunny from the German city of Jena, is the star of the local Kaninhop club – and he makes spends his days leaping over all manner of barricades, jumps and rails.
Source: The Daily Mail
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