Green eyes, a large nose and big tufted ears - social media users have used a photo of a cat named ‘Big Floppa’ to create memes, doctored images, T-shirts, statuettes and even mobile phone apps.

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This meme stars a cat named Ben Cat, owned by TikToker @benchonkycat. The overweight black and white cat’s hijinks are the whole focus of the account. Though Ben is very vocal, he also appears ...

Though Stillabower first shared her cat’s viral picture on Tumblr in 2018, Smudge didn’t start to pop up everywhere until the spring of 2019, when someone combined it with a meme from The Real ...

Grumpy Cat was introduced to Reddit on Sunday, and she’s already won over our hearts with her cuddly curmudgeonliness. We’ve collected our favorite Grumpy Cat pictures here.

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"I was playing Fortnite in my living room, school had just gotten out, I saw a tweet, replied with a picture — I threw that together in 15 seconds," Nolan Reitz told SFGATE.

In the age of social media, we're living through a communications revolution. But this isn't the first one, nor is it the first time cats have been at the centre of social change.

The cat in the picture is named Smudge, and he's used to getting his own seat at the dinner table, his owner, Miranda Stillabower, told Business Insider. He first appeared on Tumblr in 2018.