tails

Cats and dogs are very different, that's true. They may spend most of their day sleeping and cleaning themselves, but all of us cat owners know that sometimes, our cats have very dog-like moments. We love them no matter what, of course, but the level of energy that they have sometimes can be straight-up shocking.

Sprinting in circles and falling off chairs in the process, here is a list of cats forgetting that they're not dogs and also that their tails are indeed attached to their bodies and going for a chase.

We all know dogs are wagging their tails to express excitement or affection while cats tails can tell us exactly what they're thinking and how they're feeling. 

But what other uses animals put their tails to?

What makes Snow Leopards' majestic appearance is their white coat with gorgeous pattern and their long fluffy tail. Their tails are almost as long as they are – somewhere between 80 to 105 centimeters long. Like cat's tail, their main function is helping these felines balance. But that doesn't stop there. The tails are a purrfect thing to 'nom-nom' on! So much for the majestic look…The reason for this is unclear. But who cares? It's freaking cute and silly at the same time! Via: PurrWorld

And we thought it was a myth...The juvenile grey squirrels temporarily formed a "squirrel king" when they got entangled with nest material. They were rescued by the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center at Wisconsin Humane Society.

It is happening all around the world. Dogs have finally caught up and are catching their tails! We know, breaking news! After countless times of just running around and around in circles, the time had come! Read what they had to say!

We all know bunnies are cute but honestly, do you feel like you've spent enough time appreciating how cute those little tail floofs are?