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10 Epic Photobombing Cats We Can All Take Some Serious Notes From

by Rachel Chapman

Cats are not only good for companionship and furry cuddles, but they also are the ultimate enjoyment. They possess a sassy "IDGAF" attitude that makes them surprisingly endearing and naturally hilarious. If you have a cat of your own, you understand. They sleep all day, wherever they want, even if it's right on your head. And they'll walk wherever they please, even if it is right on your computer's keyboard. They truly do not care about where they go or what they do, which can make for some pretty epic photobombing cat pictures.

Even when they're just going about their lives unaware of what you're doing, they steal the show. We're not complaining. In fact, we love our cats so much that we're pretty sure it's a cat's world and we're just living in it. Our feline friends are a perfect combination of curious and couldn't care less, which is why these 10 photobombing cat pics are downright hilarious. It's like in every picture, the cat is wondering why you would ever take a picture of anything other than them. You're right, cat, and we're sorry. All photos should be cat photos, and we need to take some serious notes from these kittens on how to properly photobomb someone else's picture. Though I will admit, I don't think we'll ever top a kitten-bomb. They're practically purrfect in every way.

01While You Yoga

🦇Priya Shpookla 📣 on Twitter

This cat must be thinking, "What is going on here? If this camera isn't here for me, it shouldn't be here at all." How dare you do something without including your cat. And just like downward dog, down goes the camera.

02On Your Wedding Day

HurricaneCat on Twitter

It's supposed to be your day, but you better include the cat. If you don't, they will find a way to make it all about them. This cat totally wants to be included, and is here to show you all the right angles you need for your wedding picture poses.

03Your Cat Stealing The Spotlight From Your Other Cat

Jillian Freeman on Twitter

Cats on cats on cats! If you happen to have more than one feline friend at home, you must remember to never show any kind of favoritism. They get very jealous, and will demand to be seen in anyway possible.

04Cat, How Did You Get Up There?

Kawaii Tigerlily on Twitter

The perfect photobomb is all about the surprise. That surprise factor can definitely come from where you pop out in the frame. A cat knows how to get to places in your home you would have never thought any creature could get to.

05The Jealous Cat In The Distance

Feline in Chief on Twitter

Once again, you must remember that cats are a notoriously jealous creature. You cannot let one cat take a picture with a scratching post without the other lurking in the distance. Jealousy is only a good quality if you want to be an expert photobomber.

06I Can Have This Coffee?

James Steen on Twitter

They say curiosity killed the cat, but we'd like to think it just caused them to be great at photobombing. You can't set out some food without your fur baby wanting to check out what it is first. Now, your foodie pics will also be adorable cat pics.

07Selfies Are Better Wen A Cat's Involved

Gina & Friends on Twitter

"Oh, you wanted a picture with the baby? I thought you just wanted a picture of me," said this cat. You know felines can't comprehend that you would ever want a picture without them in it, and we totally get it. Cat pics or it didn't happen.

08I'm Here, Too

Dani 🦋 on Twitter

Now don't look, but there's a jealous cat behind you. I told you not to take a picture of one cat without the other. That's the price you pay for having two cats.

09Don't Forget About Me

Meowtel on Twitter

This cat just wanted to be included in the family photo, too. Look at those sweet little eyes. Now you'll never forget to include the cat in all pictures.

10Blending In With The Background

Francesca G.E.Manca on Twitter

Cats are very good at being stealthy, and they know how to blend in, which makes them great for a surprise photobomb. You won't notice they're there until it's too late — just like this white cat blending in with the white door. Surprise, there's a cat, and now your photo is a million times better.