This is actually how a turtle sees all Internet cat videos.

I told you that slowing down the natural flow of time with that doomsday device wasn’t such a bad idea after all. It made kittens even more fun and adorable to watch.

From the geniuses who brought you slow-mo chipmunk.

We would like to present you, a relaxing video of an adorable little kitten playing in the garden. It’s filmed entirely on the Phantom HD with framerates ranging from 400 to 800 frames per second.

- TPSFilmStudio

Slowed down by 400% to reveal all that cuteness previously invisible to the naked eye.

Our pet chipmunk called Alex filmed on the Phantom HD at 400 frames per second. The footage comes from an upcoming feature film made entirely on the Phantom HD.

- TPSFilmStudio

Maru doing his usual thing, presented at 1/3 the normal speed. For anyone who’s always wanted to really study the graceful form of a fat cat jumping in to and out of boxes.