The cat is a hat
Recursive cat and mouse
The second half of the video shows the cat reacting to the first half of the video.
Herding cats
Painted cats

Reader CET sends an email full of pictures of painted cats. Snopes says the pictures are fake; they’re taken from a 2002 coffee-table book, Why Paint Cats, The Ethics of Feline Aesthetics, by Burton Silver and Hilary Busch. According to Snopes, it’s an elaborate send-up of both art books and cat books. The book is a sequel to the 1994 book by the same authors, Why Cats Paint, A Theory of Feline Aesthetics.
You can see some of the pictures for yourself. This is the comment I like best:
Anything to make those horrid, conceited creatures devoid of all dignity and self respect is fine by me.
I like the pictures, but I’m glad they’re fake. I’m not an animal rights activist; I don’t get too upset when stray cats disappear from the alley behind the Chinese restaurant. I do think that companion animals deserve to be treated with a certain amount of respect, if not for their sakes then for ours.