This video is funny because it gives people such anxiety watching her squeeze herself into such a small space.
A very flexible orange cat named Boo adorably squeezed herself into a clear glass jar with a very narrow mouth like a contortionist.
While the mouth appeared too small for Boo, the ginger feline demonstrated otherwise, going in head first and letting her legs follow.
In the end, Boo was comfortably seated with her little head peeking out the top.
Cat Turns into Liquid
Cats have very small collarbones, allowing them to squeeze their shoulders together, helping them fit into tiny spaces.
We have recently discovered a new cat superpower.
A cat can be seen squeezing under a door.
The flexible feline is behide a white door trying to get out the room.
He seems to defy the laws of physics as he forces is body through the gap between the bottom of the door and the floor.
The pet navigates the tight spot by going head first, then twisting his body from side to side as he shuffles on the carpet.
He can travel through closed doors.
Apparently, cats can squish themselves so small, that they can fit through the tiny gaps.