The 'Orvillecopter,' also known as Helicopter Cat, is a viral phenomenon from 2012 created by Dutch artist Bart Jansen. After his cat, Orville, was unfortunately hit by a car, Jansen decided to pay a unique tribute to the feline's namesake—pioneer aviator Orville Wright—by turning the taxidermied remains into a custom remote-controlled quadcopter. The project debuted at the Kunstrai art festival in Amsterdam and instantly sparked a global debate over animal ethics, art, and technology. Online, the image of the stiff, four-propped feline became a hall-of-fame symbol of surreal dark humor and the 'weird side' of the internet. Today, it is used to represent bizarre inventions, uncanny occurrences, or simply to evoke a sense of chaotic, unexpected arrival.