Cat With 'Face of a Lemur' Flashes Perfectly Pink Tongue and It's Magnificent originally appeared on Parade Pets.

The slang word "blep" was coined by some very creative person on the internet to describe when an animal, usually a cat or a dog, sticks out just the tip of her tongue with her mouth closed.

A Tuxedo cat naturally draws attention with crisp black and white markings that stand out on camera. His striking coat frames his tongue-out blep perfectly, making every screenshot a keeper.

He’s earned the title of The Blep King, thanks to all the photos of the fluffy cat with his little pink tongue poking out, and is bringing cheer to everyone in lockdown without a cat of their own.

This time around in mysteries of the cats being answered, InverseScience has kindly worked out why cats blep. You know what blepping is, right? It’s when an animal’s tongue casually pokes out ...

Peter Carlos, a Florida veterinary technician revealed an up-close look at a cat's tongue, that has many people terrified. In the 12-second clip, posted on Carlos' Instagram account, he films a ...

Cats are fastidious, spending up to a quarter of their waking hours grooming. Noel’s interest was piqued when her cat, Murphy, got his tongue stuck in a fuzzy blanket.