Cats Identify Each Other Through Urine Fatty Acids, Study Finds

New research published in the scientific journal Current Biology indicates that cats likely recognize one another by detecting specific fatty acids present in their urine.

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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.

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