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Cats Talk Differently to Men and Women

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A new study observed 31 felines and found that domestic cats tend to become more vocal when a certain gender returns home.

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Love cats? The approach of a feline can be more barulent and communicative if you are a man, show a new study. According to researchers, cats go with greater intensity for male sex guardians compared to tutors. One of the assumptions for this phenomenon is that the fact that men communicate less alert with the animals of estimation, which, as a result, forces cats to intensify their attention in male guardians to be noticed. The results were dis…

·Brazil
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A study carried out in Turkey reveals that felines miaurate more when they greet a man rather than a woman. Researchers suggest that they adapt their co...

Researchers have observed that cats vocalize more frequently in the presence of male healers than females. Would men be less receptive to feline signals?

·France
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A cat isn't a dog: when it meows, you really have no idea what's going on. Until now: researchers have discovered that cats meow significantly more often when their male owners arrive home than when their females are at the door. Until now, knowledge about how cats greet people was mainly […] Want to learn more about science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .

·Middelharnis, Netherlands
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