Looking to feel delighted yet slightly uncomfortable? Boy, do we have the right cat pics for you! When you think of a cat sitting, you imagine them with their paws lined up purr-fectly in-front of their body. Which is completely normal because that is how cats sit. Well, not these cats. These guys have evolved (whether it's for the better or worse is undecided at this time), and we can't help but stare curiously. This time, it's curiosity killed the humans -- we seriously can't stop looking at these!
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Cat's truly are special aren't they? So special that they seem to have their very own sense of logic! As humans, do you think we will ever have a chance at understanding cats' logic?
If you like strange and maybe creepy facts about animals, @41strange is the twitter page you need in your life.
This anti-scratching paws glove is really too much for us.
Via Science Insider
Just admit it, goat eyes look a bit unusual! They're flatter and more elongated than ours and that actually might be a key towards their survival. A study out of the University of California, Berkeley looked at many different animal eyeballs and discovered a fascinating trend.
Below, we have some insanely strange feline facts that nobody ever tells you about owning a cat and we gotta admit that they're pretty interesting. Don't worry, it's nothing too dramatic and it definitely won't change your mind about owning a cat because, at end of the day, cats are still pretty darn awesome and deserve all the love.
Take a look at the this amazing collection of the world's strangest animals to find out a little bit more about what nature has to offer. Via: Sharenator
When you think of a pet, what comes to mind? A cat? Dog? Maybe a...parakeet? Well today is National Love Your Pet Day, and that means it's time for all sorts of people to love all sorts of pets...regardless of how unordinary they might be. Here are thirteen people who truly love their strange pets!
Via BuzzFeed
Kabang jumped in front of a motorcycle last year to save the lives of two little girls in the Philippines -- but she lost her snout in the process.
Despite the grave injury, Kabang showed no signs of suffering, so her owner decided not to put her down. Kabang soon learned how to eat with her paws.
Still, her wounds weren't quite healing properly.
Enter the Internet: This month, thanks to $20,000 in online donations, Kabang is undergoing reconstructive surgery at UC-Davis.
Awww.
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What is this strange appendage, A FOOT you say?
