A Goofy Giggle of 32 Purrfectly Positioned Cats Proving That Felines Are Literally Liquid

Blake Seidel • Managing Editor & Brand Manager

Mar 7, 2026 12:00 PM EST

Is your cat a liquid or a solid today?

There may be over 300 types of dog breeds, but cats come in many different forms as well. Long bois, munchkins, Maine coons, Norweigan forest cats, abyssinians, short hair, long hair, hairless, polydactyl, purrmanently grumpy… we could go on, but we think you get the picture. But the most shocking feline form is when they change from solid to liquid.

In their liquid state, their normally solid bones turn into noodles, and this allows them to purrfectly fit into any shape of container. From vases to shoeboxes to plastic bags, even the noodliest of cats can fit in fishbowls. It's pawsitively mind-blowing to see. When your cat is in its liquid state, it will become even more flexible than before. In some cases, it will look like a blob of fluff with a face sticking out of it somewhere. You can pick them up and they will literally flop like a slinky. Not only is it purrfeclty hissterical, but it's also ameowzing how fast they can change from one state to the other.

If you've never experienced this feline phenomenon before, don't worry, it will happen at some point or another. The key is not to panic. Yes, your cat is okay. No, they don't need a chiropractor. Yes, this is the purrfect opportunity to pretend to play them like an accordion. No, this is not the right time to pet their bellies.

You'll learn, slowly, what is best for your cats during their non-solid states, but one thing's for certain: they are literally liquid.

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We're fully convinced that cats are the quirkiest creatures on the planet. What other animal do you know that will fit itself into a container like this and then purr out of happiness? It's like living with a tiny creature on “random” mode. You just never know what they're going to get into next. The cookie jar? The bread box? The fish bow, with the fish still in it? You can never guess what a cat's next move is.
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We can only suspect that this cat first wanted to steal some pretzels from inside, then fell inside, and is now pretending it meant to get all the way in the pretzel jar the whole time. Because another thing you need to know about cats is that they'll never admit when they're wrong. Not even if it's so obvious that they didn't mean to do something, they'll never cave.
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A Goofy Giggle of 32 Purrfectly Positioned Cats Proving That Felines Are Literally Liquid

Is your cat a liquid or a solid today?

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