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Scientists discover a hidden “ID card” in cat urine

Researchers have discovered that cats possess a chemical "ID card" in their urine, consisting of 13 specific fatty acids, which may help them identify each other. This finding could have implications for understanding feline behavior and communication, potentially influencing pet management and animal welfare practices.

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