A newborn kitten has captured the hearts of thousands of cat-lovers after its cute reaction to shadow puppetry.
The greyish-white moggie known as Hoshi and its owner were filmed playing a game of "catching shadows" against a wall.
In the Instagram post, which was viewed more than 2,500 times, the little feline tries to catch the shadow of the owner's finger and desperately bounces up and down on its cat bed.
The curious munchkin cat looks up and around to avoid "being caught" by the dark shadow while trying to retaliate and hit back onto it.
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Two-month-old Hoshi follows the shadow closely and never loses sight of it.
Sunday, the owner of the cat and a member of a popular K-pop group in South Korea, regularly shares pictures of the cat and updates its progress.
Viewers were touched by Hoshi's cute moves as one said: "It's adorable and I wanna play with it too."
The owner, believed to be a member of a K-pop group, regularly shares pictures of the cat and updates its progress.
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Some of the fans commented: "Aww, Hoshi, you're so cute I envy you that you can play with Seulgi."
Others said: "Hoshi is so cute and wise."
A third wrote: "Is that cutie trying to eat a berry?
Meanwhile, another pet owner who installed a camera to monitor their cat's move was left amazed at the result – and wondering who was actually watching who.
Not all cats are active as one grumpy old cat who was seen squashing its younger sibling earlier this year.
The brown tabby cat is seen to sit down while a kitten – the miniature doppelganger of the older cat – attempts to invite it to play by jumping around and hitting it in the face with its clumsy paws, in the video.
But the cat continues to ignore its presence until one point that it slams the kitten in action.
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