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fromThe Mercury News
1 week ago

Why cats are orange (and tortoiseshell and calico)

Researchers recently identified the gene responsible for the orange coloration in cats, revealing the genetic foundation of the iconic 'ginger' felines.
Pets
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Psychology
fromPsychology Today
3 months ago

Why Do Most Humans Have Positive Feelings for Dogs?

Dogs are the first domesticated animals and are genetically favored by many people.
Cultural and historical factors shape human attitudes toward dogs.
Genetics play a significant role in feelings toward dogs.
Psychology
fromPsychology Today
3 months ago

Why Do Most Humans Have Positive Feelings for Dogs?

Dogs are the first domesticated animals and are genetically favored by many people.
Cultural and historical factors shape human attitudes toward dogs.
Genetics play a significant role in feelings toward dogs.
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fromenglish.elpais.com
4 months ago

Are dogs or cats smarter?

If we understand that intelligence implies the ability to solve problems, each animal is acclimatized to solving those that are specific to its environment.
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fromWorld History Encyclopedia
7 months ago

A Gallery of Cats Through the Ages

The domestication of wild cats took place around 12,000 BCE in Mesopotamia, but there’s no scholarly consensus on the details, reflecting human and feline companionship that spans millennia.
History
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