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Scientists Discovered How Cats Use Urine to Identify Each Other

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Scientists Discovered How Cats Use Urine to Identify Each Other
Vice
Vice22 hrs ago
Scientists Discovered How Cats Use Urine to Identify Each Other
If you share a home with a cat, you already know two things: they do whatever they want, and they’re annoyingly good at it. What you probably didn’t know is that every time your cat pees outside the litter box or marks a corner of the yard, they’re leaving behind a chemically encoded message that…
The Mainichi
The Mainichi1 days ago
Scientists uncover how cats identify each other by urine scent in Japan
MORIOKA, Japan (Kyodo) -- Domestic cats identify each other by sniffing their urine, as their urinary composition profiles are individually distinctiv
The Japan Times
The Japan Times🏁 first to report2 days ago
Cats likely identify one another using fatty acids in urine, research shows
The team's findings were published in the online edition of U.S. scientific journal Current Biology on Wednesday.