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The internet's favorite animal videos — which one is the most iconic?
🗳️ 13 votes so far 🏆 Leading: Grumpy Cat — Tardar Sauce's permanently scowling face turned a single photo into a multi-million dollar media franchise, including books and a movie, before her passing in 2019.

Of 13 votes cast so far, Grumpy Cat — Tardar Sauce's permanently scowling face turned a single photo into a multi-million dollar media franchise, including books and a movie, before her passing in 2019. leads with 38%.

Simon's Cat — the animated (but based on real feline behavior) series about a demanding orange cat has become one of the most-subscribed animal-focused channels on the platform. is second on 31%, 7 points behind.

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📊 poll results
The internet's favorite animal videos — which one is the most iconic?
38%
Leading answer
Grumpy Cat — Tardar Sauce's permanently scowling face turned a single photo into a multi-million dollar media franchise, including books and a movie, before her passing in 2019.

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Maru the box-loving cat — Japan's most famous internet cat has racked up hundreds of millions of views across his channel simply climbing into boxes too small for him, and once held a Guinness World Record for most-watched animal on YouTube
Grumpy Cat — Tardar Sauce's permanently scowling face turned a single photo into a multi-million dollar media franchise, including books and a movie, before her passing in 2019.
Talking animal compilations — supercuts of dogs and cats seemingly "talking" back to their owners via dubbed voiceovers became one of YouTube's most reliably viral video formats for over a decade.
Simon's Cat — the animated (but based on real feline behavior) series about a demanding orange cat has become one of the most-subscribed animal-focused channels on the platform.