17 Photos That Prove Cats Go By Their Own Scientific Rules
Cats defy all logic.
1. By definition, a liquid is, "a fluid that has no independent shape, but has a definite volume and does not expand indefinitely, and that is only slightly compressible."

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2. Think that doesn't sound just like a cat? Well, let's look at the evidence.

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3. For one, some may argue that cats have an "independent shape" and are therefore not liquids. To that I say, why are you even here? Also, you're wrong.
4. Cats are obviously shape-shifters and supernatural in the way that they move, so they pass the "no shape" test in my eyes.

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5. As far as definite volume goes, a cat has an unchanging volume, no matter how small or long they make themselves.
6. AKA, still a liquid.

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7. Now, do cats expand indefinitely? NOPE.

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8. Would be cool if they did though!

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9. Therefore, still a fluffy and unpredictable liquid.
Nothing can stop me
10. Now I don't exactly know what "slightly compressible" means 'cause I got a C in chemistry, but I'm just gonna say these two babies are slightly compressed.

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11. Which is to say, cats are totally a liquid.

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12. Science can't explain why this liquid is so damn cute.
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13. But it just is!

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14. So go hug your lil' liquid loaf if you've got one.
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15. Or go out and adopt one so you too can have a mess like this on your floor.

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16. Haters might say water is the most important liquid on this planet.

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17. But whoever said that has clearly never met a cat.

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