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Surprise! Well, it can't be that much of a surprise. These expressive pets look as if they were just told the most shocking news -- and what's more shocking than finding out you're adopted? We're sure there are plenty of things but this one just felt right. 

Expressive animals are one of our favorite things in this world, it's so hilarious and truly makes it known that all animals carry an arrange of emotions, just like us. You can see when they're angry, scared, or happy. You can tell when they're shocked, curious, or suspicious. They wear their heart on their sleeve, their facial expressions just give them away and we're so thankful for that! 

There are cats who are more expressive than others but all cats can show some facial expressions. Here are 20 pets who just discovered the dreaded truth... they aren't the hooman's biological baby. 

People may say that cats are stoic and show no emotion, but we, cat owners, know the truth. Cats are some of the funniest creatures to ever exist. They're silly, they're playful, they run into walls in the middle of the night, and when they love someone, they bonk heads with them. What more could you ask for. 

Saying that doesn't make people any less skeptical though, so we must prove it to them. The following pictures are the ultimate piece of proof to show to people who think that cats don't have feeling of just how ridiculously silly and expressive cats are. There is no more convincing weapon to use again any cat haters than this.

It's no secret that cats can be well overdramatic at times. 

They just have this special talent when it comes to going over the top. 

But Nana, an adorable British Shorthair who lives in China with her owner, takes this talent to a whole new level. 

Her over dramatic expressions turned her into a real star on Weibo, the Chinese social media platform, with more than 75K followers who are already addicted to her photos and videos. 

We are in love!   

Next time someone says animals have no feelings, show them this incredible story.  

London-based photographer, Tim Flach, with a new project titled "More Than Human", which brings his subjects into close focus with wild animals and allows them to read their poses and gestures as we would the body language of a human figure, face or hand.