It is a well-known fact that cats have the ability to cram themselves into small spaces, but this one takes it to another level.
A video has emerged showing a contortionist kitten squeezing itself into its owner's empty glass fish bowl - and fitting in head to tail.
The video, uploaded by a YouTube user believed to be located in Russia, shows the cat's several attempts to get into the bowl.
Determined: The fluffy grey cat makes several attempts to get into the bowl before having any success
Winning move: The can tips over the bowl before going in headfirst
Upside down: After climbing in with all four paws, the limber feline squeezes in its behind into the bowl
The successful attempt starts with the cat putting its front paws into the bowl and going in headfirst.
After its head and all four legs are in the bowl, the cat squeezes in its behind, fitting its entire body into the bowl - bar the tail.
A swift move inside the bowl, and the tail fits in as well, the cat lying snugly in its new hideout.
However, judging by the look the cat gives its owner from inside the bowl, it quickly had second thoughts about its less-than-roomy glass nest.
All in! In one swift move, the entire cat is in the bowl, only its tail sticking out
Tight squeeze: The adorable contortionist looks at its owner as if to ask why it did this in the first place
Can I come out now? Within a few seconds the cat appears to have second thoughts about its hideout
