Here are some of the best Vines ever made - according to the internet

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If you hadn't heard already, Twitter has announced it's closing down Vine.

The video app was launched in early 2013 but has faced fierce competition from competitors like Snapchat and Instagram.

The company's getting rid of 9% of its workforce but says users will still be able to access and download their videos from the Vine website.

During its three-year life, there have been some memorable moments. Here are 10 of the best six-second loops...

The first Vine was 'How to make Steak tartare in six seconds'

Watch a waiter putting the raw steak together at a table.

The one with the rubber ducks is a classic of the genre

A man presses one duck, and the rest follow suit.

A reporter once had a fight with a rooster live on air

And he ran away screaming.

Changing lyrics, especially Nickelback ones, works well

It uses one of their lyrics but changes it to graph instead.

Amusing (stupid?) dogs always get lots of loops

This dog opens its eyes very wide during a Drake track.

Norman the dog has his own Twitter account after this famous scooter ride.

There's Sam the Corgi enjoying his waterslide.

And this dog helps to play White Stripe's Seven Nation Army.

Like this one of a kid being hit by a rotating foam arm.

Surprising people when they're asleep is great viewing

But somebody tried on Vine.

There are loads of optical illusions on there and magic

Zack King made his name doing clever video tricks on Vine.

Look away now if you really don't like spiders

Imagine this was in your home. On second thoughts - scratch that.

And you can't do a Vine list without George Osborne

This Vine shows the former chancellor with his tongue sticking out during an interview.

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