Cats are unique and mysterious animals. They each have their own special personality, and, unlike dogs, they can be tough to read.

While dogs are blatant with their love and adoration, cats, well, let's just say they make us work a lot harder for their affection. However, according to a study conducted by Dr. Kristyn Vitale last year, cats are actually very similar to dogs and babies in the way they display attachment.

"Cats that are insecure can be likely to run and hide or seem to act aloof. There's long been a biased way of thinking that all cats behave this way," Dr. Vitale said.

"But the majority of cats use their owner as a source of security. Your cat is depending on you to feel secure when they are stressed out."

Okay, but let's say you suddenly passed away at home - what would your cat do exactly? Well, this woman tweeted some photos of her cat with a skeleton doll to demonstrate just that.

This is Hazel, the cat, just hanging out with her life-sized skeleton pillow.

The skeleton's name is Patella.

Hazel loves Patella.

They hangout all the time.

Seeing Hazel chilling with her skeleton friend made people wonder how their cats would react to the pillow, or them if they, well, passed away suddenly.

It wasn't long before people started posting their own pics of their kitties hanging out with skeletons.

Aww, so cozy!

The cats seem fine with it.

Apparently, posting 'cats cuddling skeletons' is a thing now.

And the cats are here for it.

Perhaps they like having a lap that doesn't move to sit on?

Oh, and, the more, the merrier!