We all know cat videos rule the Internet,
but have you ever wondered why? We all know cat videos
In America, more households have dogs than cats,
but online, we're all feline fanatics.
It's because cats' lack of visible emotion
allows us to see what we want,
so we can project all of our feelings onto them,
like confusion or hunger
or grumpiness at our annoying co-worker John,
who keeps stealing our pens and then not returning them,
as though I don't need pens.
I mean, I do need to write. I am a writer.
We have to write scripts. I must have pens!
[ Breathes deeply ]
Cats aren't the only animals [ Breathes deeply ]
who hold humans hostage with their mysterious mugs.
For example, in Uganda, chickens go viral.
To members of Ugandan farming communities,
the familiarity of chickens and goats
makes them more relatable and intriguing than cats.
So, while we're passing around our cat videos,
they're busy laughing at chickens in sneakers.
[ Chuckling ] And I mean, they got a point.
Look at that dumb chicken.
Chickens don't need shoes.
What? Is that chicken gonna go play basketball?
You can't dribble without hands, chicken!
[ Chuckling ] Oh, man, Ugandans are right --
that chicken's hilarious.
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