Cats have evolved genetically to communicate better with us


By AGENCY

Japanese researchers have now shed some light on one of the most intriguing of these mysteries by discovering the genetic mechanism behind purring. — Pixabay

Humanity's faithful companions for thousands of years, cats fascinate and mystify us in equal measure. Despite their close relationship with humans, many aspects of feline behaviour remain impenetrable to us.

Japanese researchers have now shed some light on one of the most intriguing of these mysteries by discovering the genetic mechanism behind purring.

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