Hairballs may reveal why cats eat grass: spiky projections on plant matter may act like “drain snakes,” helping felines dislodge wads of fur 🐱🌱🌀 | Plant eating behavior in domestic cats: support for the hair evacuation hypothesis 🐾✨
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Gold-covered hairballs may reveal why cats eat grass
Spiky projections on plant matter may act like “drain snakes,” helping felines dislodge wads of fur
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Mutual grooming can be a passive-aggressive way for cats to get what they want, study finds | Unravelling feline social dynamics - A video-based observational study on allogrooming in domestic cats
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Cats don't always lick each other out of affection. Sometimes they're just being jerks | CBC Radio
Sometimes when a cat grooms another cat, it's nice. A cat helping another cat out, scratching those hard-to-get spots on the back of the neck. Other times? It's more like, "Hey, I want that nice nap spot, and I'm going to annoy you until you get out of here."