Yes, it’s that time of the year again when we all slip into festive mode, whether you are a believer of Santa, Jeebus, God, or not, because lets face it, the important message to get across to your friends is that it’s all about RECEIVING! And in the tradition of websites that alert you to the fact that ‘YES, it’s Xmas, i bet you had forgotten’ Punchbaby offer you some festive cheer. Enjoy.

First off, make sure you get the right Xmas decorations….

And then onto those cherished photos of your loved ones…

So it seems that cats really don’t like it when a cucumber suddenly appears behind them, especially when they’re eating. As you’ll see from this video, it cause them to react in a very dramatic fashion, usually by leaping two feet in the air before sniffing out what that terrifying object is.

If you’re wondering why are cats afraid of cucumber? Well, there are various reasons, ranging from they think it’s a snake to maybe they just hate vegetables.

If you’re a fan of The Pixies rather excellent track ‘Where Is My Mind’ which is the song that plays out Fight Club if you didn’t know, then you’re going to very much enjoy this video. It features a bunch of howling dogs and screeching cats recut to sound like they’re all singing along to one of the best songs ever made.

It’s at once absolutely hilarious and a brilliant cover version of a brilliant song.

This video directed by Scott Winn features Amymarie Gaertner as a dancing cat lady, Cyrus ‘Glitch’ Spencer as a dancing milkman, and a cat puppet. Together they team up for an infectious dance video that will have you wanting to leap from your seat and start busting similar moves.

It’s one of those videos that has no real rhyme or reason, but it’s what the internet excels in producing. And somehow it just seems to make sense.

Evolutionary biologist Jaap de Roode, who looks into how parasites and their hosts co-evolve, teamed up with TED-ED to create this video. It covers toxoplasmosis and some of the big questions around it that remain unanswered. Cases of the disease go back as far as ancient Egypt and it’s caused by a parasite that only reproduces in the intestines of cats.

De Roode postulates that it might be this disease that has made us love cats and treat them so well so it can survive.

Think of the greats of Drum & Bass and you think of names like Goldie, Roni Size, Grooverider, Tom and Jerry…Well, of course that last one being a cartoon cat and mouse isn’t something you would think of in terms of DnB music. But that’s exactly what remix artist Eclectic Method has done in this unique take on the popular cartoon.

Which means you not only get to enjoy the slapstick visuals of a cat and mouse doing battle, but you get to enjoy some drum and bass soundtracking it all too.

Everything you thought you knew about cats is explained in this video, like why they always land on their feet, why it lifts its tail when you pet it, the frequency which purrs occur and a whole bunch of other info. It tells you pretty much everything you need to know, except of course why we’re all so goddamn obsessed with them all. Not even the might of science can help explain that.

Who knew, but it turns out if you put the Sphynx breed of cat, that hairless breed, in the right hat with the right wig, then play Wu-Tang Clan’s track ‘C.R.E.A.M.’ over the top and slow down the footage, they look totally gangsta. That’s what YouTuber Iain Holmes has done and the result is thug life to the max.

Just look at this pair, the only way they could be more G-star is if you draped some gold chains around them.

Imagine if in Batman Vs. Superman instead of a 3 hour gloomfest fool of angst and some pretty awesome FX there was two cats fighting the good fight? Well it’s your lucky day because YouTuber Kaipotainment has turned super men into cats who have to stop Jokercat and his evil plans for the Barkham Asylum.

It’s got some purrfect action scenes, explosions, and has a cat in a helmet fighting a cat who shoots lasers from his eyes. What more could you want?

YouTuber Garcatch is undertaking the ambitious and admirable task of reviewing every species of pet, all 8.7 million of them, by 2088—so when your child bothers you to get a new animal in the family home or you yourself decide you want something to look after, this will be your go-to source.

He’s starting off with the most basic of pets, the cat—here he details everything you need to know, from how to recognise one to what features they come with.