20 Hilarious Furry Mishaps That Prompted Onlookers To Reach For Their Cameras

Now you see them, now you don't.
Cats are sneaky, versatile animals who always seem to get things their way. As much as they are adorable and beautiful in appearance, they can also sometimes be devils in disguise.
Whether you are a cat or a dog person, you can't deny the kind of charisma that cats have—they seem to have this magnetic field that just effortlessly draws you in. Cats are also very intelligent and manipulative at best, and will always do things even you tell them not to, just like a teenage rebel.
Cats also tend to disappear for days without notice, and first-time owners would also tend to panic, but they will soon realize that their cat has just taken their own "vacation." However, there are certain instances that you would think they disappeared again—but they are actually just hiding in plain sight!
We all know how cats come in all shapes and sizes, but sometimes, they also take the color of their fur as an advantage. There are certain moments that cat owners were bamboozled by their own pets because they coincidentally hang out on or near things that make them blend with the background.
They are most definitely notorious in hiding, and they always prove that they are indeed best at it. There's even a Twitter page named "There is no cat in this image" with over 400k followers, and its content consists of cats that prove they are the masters of the game 'hide and seek'!
Just check out some of the best moments when cats used their power of camouflage to hide!
You sure had some difficulties finding the felines in these photos, didn't you? No worries, we found it hard to spot them, too!
Cats are one of the most clever animals out there and they are always prone to manipulating their owners into making them think they're the most innocent little things. Jokes on them, though, because cats are definitely more than just innocent-looking!
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