Last but not least: Oh cat tree
Only a few days left until Christmas. If you're not yet in the festive mood, here's a cat video with lots of Christmas trees that's well worth watching.
Some people say that the internet was invented so that people could share their best cat moments. Maybe not the internet, but certainly YouTube. Without cats, the video portal would never have become so powerful that it is now challenging a media system that has been established for decades. Seen in this light, cats are actively involved in media change. When they are not sleeping - which they are known to do for up to 16 hours a day. The remaining eight hours are spent climbing Christmas trees, for example, and sabotaging them. As the following compilation by Tastefullyoffensive.com shows, the latter is more common than you might think.
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj2ceEcpbgg
By the way: Depending on the ornaments, the trees also harbor dangers. Tinsel, for example, contains toxic substances, while other ornaments can cause internal problems if swallowed. Petfinder.ch advises never to leave cats alone with Christmas decorations and trees. Besides, you could then miss an attack worth filming. (hae)

