The latest viral Internet debate involves a cat -- but is it going up or down the stairs? See the photo here. ... You’d Never Guess it Also Has Tummy Control ...

O ne of the most confusing pictures on the internet is that of a cat on stairs. The feline’s direction is ambiguous, making it almost impossible to conclude whether it’s going up or down ...

I can see it going both ways! You could be at the bottom of the stairs and the cat could be coming down to greet you OR you could be at the top of the stairs and the cat could be coming up to hang ...

P eople on the Internet are discussing whether a cat is going up or down the stairs in this photo.. This week’s debate seems to have been started by a post on 9gag.com, a photo and video sharing ...

But when we see the cat as going upstairs, the gray square is now interpreted as floor -- and this makes an obtuse, roughly 135 degree angle with the staircase." So which is it, professor? Up or down?

It has been two months since “The Dress” split the Internet in half, but there is a new debate threatening to end friendships. The question: Is this cat going up the stairs or down the stairs?

If the cat were to go up the stairs, it’s tail would point downward." On the "up" side, others suggest that the lip could be on either side, particularly if it was protecting a mosaic pattern ...

9gag.com Spotted on The Daily Mail, the 9Gag post asks readers if the cat is walking up or down the stairs. At the time of this post, almost 4,000 comments have been made arguing about the image.

Over 3,000 commenters have argued whether the cat is coming up or going down. — -- Just as soon as the Internet got over whether "The Dress" is white and gold or blue and black, another viral ...

On Facebook Alfredo Rochefort Ciscutti wrote: “It's going down. When cats go down the stairs, they raise their tail to maintain balance. When they go up, the tails remain down cause balance isn ...

If they went down, they would have a lot of "downers" and it wouldn't be safe to go up a flight of stairs riddled with downers. Julian Kearney, Stanmore Depends if you are at the top or the bottom.