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Watch: Adorable house cat gets a brain freeze after eating vanilla ice cream
Ice cream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. And so does a Persian cat.
Ice cream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. And so does a Persian cat.This curious house cat called Napoleon wanted a lick of some delicious ice cream, but after a taste he gets an intense brain freeze.[caption id="attachment_2252108" align="alignleft" width="380"]![Untitled]()
screen grab from video.[/caption]The video captures his priceless reaction, almost meme-worthy. It reminds us of the first time you see a baby tasting chocolate, and that wide smile spreads across its face. (Open this link, thank us later)Napoleon had no such luck though. At first we see him licking away at the spoon of what looks like vanilla ice cream. The minute he had the ice cream, he was welcomed into the world of brain freezes. His expression changes from timid curiosity to something that closely resembles shock.A few seconds later, when it all subsides, he calms down. Welcome to your first ice-cream eating experience, Napoleon.This brain freeze video has close to 1 million views, is going viral on social media. Watch the video here:
screen grab from video.[/caption]The video captures his priceless reaction, almost meme-worthy. It reminds us of the first time you see a baby tasting chocolate, and that wide smile spreads across its face. (Open this link, thank us later)Napoleon had no such luck though. At first we see him licking away at the spoon of what looks like vanilla ice cream. The minute he had the ice cream, he was welcomed into the world of brain freezes. His expression changes from timid curiosity to something that closely resembles shock.A few seconds later, when it all subsides, he calms down. Welcome to your first ice-cream eating experience, Napoleon.This brain freeze video has close to 1 million views, is going viral on social media. Watch the video here:First Published:May 19, 2015, 15:17:43 IST
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