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Scientists Discovered How Cats Use Urine to Identify Each Other
Researchers found unique fatty-acid signatures in cat urine that stay stable over time and help other cats identify exactly who was there.
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Most Outdoor Cats Can Adjust to Indoor Life Pretty Quickly, Study Finds
Researchers found many former outdoor cats adjusted within days or weeks, though owners often struggled with guilt.
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CDC Officials Say a Cat-Spread Fungus Reaching the U.S. Is ‘Just a Matter of Time’
The fungus has infected thousands of cats and more than 11,000 people in South America, raising concern among U.S. health officials.
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Photo: Seregraff / Getty Images A Psychic Cat Is Beating Human Experts at Predicting World Cup Matches
The reactions online have been what you’d expect for a globally beloved psychic cat.
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Photo: Anna Derzhina / Getty Images Your Cat May Not Be the Tiny Stress Reliever You Think It Is
They might actually make you feel worse.
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Vera Vita/Getty Images Gen Z Is Using AI to Figure Out If Their Pets Are Depressed. But Does That Actually Work?
Gen Z is turning to AI to decode what, exactly, is going on inside Mr. Whiskers’ little haunted brain.
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Stephanie Nantel/Getty Images Scientists Have Finally Discovered Whether Humans Are More Like Cats or Dogs
Scientists say humans are just as related to cats and dogs, but one pet pulls ahead when it comes to how our genes are arranged.
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Your Pet Is Itchy, Weird, and Acting Suspicious—Handle It Online Minus the Trauma (Yours and Theirs)
When your pet’s ‘fine… but not fine,’ do this.
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Photo: Nils Jacobi / Getty Images Scientists Just Found a New Reason Cats Always Land on Their Feet
Which sounds about right, given everything we’ve seen about cats.
