2019 was a tough year for the cat lover community. It was in this one year that we lost two of largest cat legends that the world has ever known:
Tardar Sauce (Grumpy Cat) and Lillian Bubbles (Lil BUB).
This is a tribute to them and their legacy.
May they rest in peace. We'll miss you forever.
What do you think? Should we stick to the original or go with the new?
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It's July 2017, and when you type the words 'cat video' into YouTube, there are 90,000,000 hits. 90,000,000. That's more than one cat video every person living in Germany. It seems like an impressive number of videos – until, just as a comparison, you type in 'dog video' and discover that there are 141,000,000 dog videos. Suddenly the 90,000,000 cat videos don't seem quite as remarkable. And yet, cute as dog videos are, it's images and videos of cats that go viral. It's cats that cause the most hype, cats that fill our Facebook feeds – but why? Why do we enjoy cat videos and memes so much?
Read It -> Full Article of Why Cats Are So Popular On the Internet
Sauerkraut's Instagram describes her as a "sour faced rescue kitten who wants nothing less than world domination."
There have been may competitors, but no one has taken the crown from everyone's favorite scowling kitty, Grumpy Cat.
You might think she's upset about her adorable sweater, but she actually wears clothes to help with her feline hyperesthesia, a condition that involves an abnormal increase in the sensitivity to different stimuli.
