There are few things as infectious as seeing a cat yawn. Once they open their mouth and express their exhaustion, it seems to transfer over to us humans immediately. It appears our feline friends have a rival in that regard, however. Japanese Twitter user @roy201108 recently provided some adorable proof of that by sharing a video of their cat, Roy, and his "little brother".
As the baby enjoys a deep slumber, Roy reaches over to touch him--little does he know that he's about to be sent into lala land himself by simply touching the baby boy!
The cat is clearly fond of his baby brother, and reaches over to affectionately touch him--the problem is that in doing so he almost immediately gets put to sleep! Many on Twitter were smitten with the video, and how can one not be?
There are few things as infectious as seeing a cat yawn. Once they open their mouth and express their exhaustion, it seems to transfer over to us humans immediately. It appears our feline friends have a rival in that regard, however. Japanese Twitter user @roy201108 recently provided some adorable proof of that by sharing a video of their cat, Roy, and his "little brother".
As the baby enjoys a deep slumber, Roy reaches over to touch him--little does he know that he's about to be sent into lala land himself by simply touching the baby boy!
The cat is clearly fond of his baby brother, and reaches over to affectionately touch him--the problem is that in doing so he almost immediately gets put to sleep! Many on Twitter were smitten with the video, and how can one not be?