13 Funny Animal Pics That Were Meant To Be Made Into Memes

Whether eagerly waiting for a treat or napping so comfortably it seems the world around them ceases to exist, animals sure know how to be cute. But they also know how to be naughty, and, well, basically anything in between. That’s what ensures that there’s never a dull moment for people around them and that there’s always plenty of content for them to share with netizens online, and that’s exactly what we’re doing today.

We’ve put together a list of some of the best pics as shared by the ‘Out Of Context Animals’ Facebook page, covering everything from four-legged wireless doorbells to cats doing the classic “If I fit, I sit” for you to marvel at, so scroll down to find them and enjoy.

Below you will find not only some adorable memes but Pictolic’s interview with a UK-based feline behaviorist and author, Anita Kelsey, as well, who was kind enough to answer a few of our questions about cat behavior.

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For those who have never shared a home with a pet, their behavior might sometimes seem bizarre at best. Take cats, for instance; often cute, sometimes grumpy, and almost always weird, they might surprise their owners by climbing atop something high, squeezing within something smol, or engaging in other unexpected behavior.

But for those familiar with cat demeanor, these are in no way out of the ordinary.

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Talking about cat behavior and the things they tend to do on the day-to-day, feline expert and author of Let's Talk About Cats.: Conversations On Feline Behaviour, Anita Kelsey, explained a common peculiarity—felines’ urge to make themselves fit in random places.

“Cats like boxes, as they see them not only as safe spaces where they can hide and observe but also because they are comfortable and secure. (Many cats also like biting into the edges of boxes as they like chomping down on the texture of cardboard, which easily breaks apart.) We may find the places cats choose unusual, but they probably see them as normal resting places.”

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The cat expert added that anything up high could also be a cat’s preference since it typically works as a good observation post. Something close to a source of heat or a good hiding spot would do, too.

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For those seeking to learn more about cat behavior by opening their homes to one (or a few), the expert in feline behavior suggests thinking carefully about your lifestyle and the cat’s daily life.

“Do you have enough space for the cat? Are you around a lot or do you work long hours and socialize a lot in your downtime? Do you have the finances to pay for insurance, vet bills, food, cat scratchers, toys, climbers, and similar expenses?”

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