cats

And this is probably why you love the internet - awesome cat videos.  Check out this one of a cat who tries to drink water from a vacuum cleaner.

French Tumblr Des Hommes et des Chatons (Men and Kittens) makes us wonder -- do we like kittens because they remind us of hunky dudes, or do we like hunky dudes because they remind us of kittens? Or, are they both great and this is the best Tumblr evvvaaar?! Probably that last one.

The Bjork video above is how it all began. We see a cat dressed in a suit at a table, reading a paper. Eventually somebody had the brilliant idea to provide it with a caption, and a meme was born.

Our childhood pet was a cat named Snowball whose two special tricks were hiding behind the refrigerator and disappearing for weeks on end. Sometimes we would think that Snowball was hiding behind the refrigerator, and then it would be a couple of days, and we would start worrying that Snowball had died behind the refrigerator, and then a week later she would show up and be mad that there wasn't fo

In the 80s, the world's most famous assassin, outside of the movies, was Carlos the Jackal.  The internet world this week learned that the most dangerous assassin in the world currently is not a jackal, but someone more feline.

Cats vs. mirrors: the battle rages on.

Now here's a documentary that's the cat's pajamas. (Sorry.) Internet sensation Lil Bub -- the "perma-kitten" that stole everyones heart with that oh, so cute stare -- is getting her own film! (Cue your cheers and/or perplexed facial expressions.)

The internet has a longstanding, undisputed love of cats. Just because we love something doesn't mean we have to think it's perfect, though. Cats, for example, in addition to being cuddly and adorable, are basically huge jerks.

What's better than cute internet cat videos?  Cute internet cat videos with the volume turned up to 11.  Check out this cat taking a ride on a sub woofer.

Usually by mid-January we're all sick of snow, but it's magically fun again after seeing it through the eyes of a critter who's never set foot in snow before.

Not long ago, Tess Guthrie's cat was hissing so loud that the sound woke her from her slumber. And when the 22-year old Australian mom did open her eyes she saw a six foot python had wrapped itself around the arm of her six-month-old daughter, who was sleeping right next to her.

Generally, it's impossible to get cats to do anything on command, let alone smuggle contraband. But a kitty in Brazil was recently detained for attempting to sneak nearly a dozen items into a prison in the northeastern town of Arapiraca.