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Why Do Cats Like To Sleep In Sinks?
Our feline friends are notorious for doing silly things that we love. And, since we’re naturally curious like our feline friends, we often wonder why they do them. There are the not-so-cute cat behaviors, like when they stick their rear in our faces, but then there are the things that they do that make us stop and say “aww” in gratitude. We know that cats love boxes, but many cats also enjoy sleeping in sinks. And this is especially true wheneve…
Not So Curious After All: New study finds cats prefer predictability - Companion Life
They say curiosity killed the cat but a new study from the University of Sussex, out today 9 July 2025, has found that our feline friends may not be as inquisitive as we once thought. Researchers from Sussex investigated whether cats demonstrated so-called level 6 object permanence – the understanding that objects continue to exist
Sleeping seems simple: we choose a comfortable position and close our eyes. But in the feline world, that choice could hide a complex survival mechanism.A recent international study has found that cats prefer to sleep on their left side, and it is no coincidence: there are brain and evolutionary reasons behind this curious custom. The study: thousands of videos and a clear pattern A group of researchers from universities in Germany, Italy, Canad…
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