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The sinister motivation behind cats licking each other
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Cats are known to engage in allogrooming, a behaviour where they lick and groom each other, which has often been interpreted as a sign of affection and social bonding. However, this new study suggests that there may be a more complex motivation behind this behaviour, potentially challenging the common assumption that it is always a friendly gesture. The study's findings could provide new insights into the social dynamics and communication patterns of domestic cats.
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The sinister motivation behind cats licking each other
A new study has found that cats licking each other may be a sign of malice rather than friendship
14 Jul, 13:25
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