annoying

If you've ever thought to yourself: oh my god, my cat is such a jerk, and for some reason, it's only ever a jerk to me, we have a reality check for you. You're only half right, cats are jerks to everyone, and it's hilarious. Cats mess with people all the time, but cats mess with dogs and other animals, and this time, they're messing with each other. 

Stories of animals being jerks is one of the funniest things to us, no matter what animal it is. Whether it's cats being their annoying little hellion selves, whether it's parrots being jerks with no sense of self preservation, or even if its a jerk peacock running around and purposefully scaring everyone. It's always hilarious, and this video is yet another layer of animal jerk hilarity. 

You think you and your sister annoying each other constantly and relentlessly is a unique thing? Think again, because apparently it's not even only a human thing. As clearly showcased by these adorable wolf siblings, wolf siblings too show each other love by annoying the heck out of one another. 

This act of head-sitting is no accident either. There was deliberation there, a consideration of the warning given, and a decision to be an annoying sister anyway - slowly and purposefully climbing onto her sister and adjusting her position until she is perfectly situated on her sister's head. Just as any goofy sibling would.

The intense hyperactivity of kittens is something magical to behold. It is the cutest thing, and it is to be cherished, because before you know it, your kitten will most likely grow to be a lazy fluffball that will maaaaybe chase after a fly sometimes. Of course, we love our lazy senior fluffballs just as much as we loved them when they were babies. But, it's exactly why we sometimes decide to bring a kitten friend to our older cat, and when the clash happens... it is heart-meltingly adorable. 

Hyper bootie wiggles vs. "omg, can we take a nap break please" - captured purrfectly in this video that'll have you smiling nonstop. 

Cats are the most patient animals in the world. Yes, I said it. And I have proof. This video of a parrot placing its foot on a cat's head. It's very purposeful on the parrot's part, a pursuit the goal of which we absolutely do not understand. After a failed first attempt at reaching the cat's head with its foot, the parrot tries again, scooting a bit closer, and there- success, the foot has landed on the cat's head.

The owner, of course, is laughing, as are we and the millions of people who've watched the video. But the cat is nothing but mildly annoyed, its eye squinting and twitching. Clearly unsatisfied, the parrot moves its foot around and leans closer to the cat's eye multiple times, but no reaction. It takes a surprisingly long time for the cat to - very gently - lift its paw and get the annoyance out of its face. Apparently, parrots are very meme-able animals like that, and cats are insanely patient.

Most people would think you deserve his reaction